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Catalogue 2020 Hardware & Safes Catalogue 2020 Hardware & Safes Protect what matters with Yale security solutions About Yale Created in 1843, Yale is one of the oldest international brands in the world and probably the best-known name in the locking industry. The Yale 1843-2019 history captures major innovations that have marked the evolution not just STILL PIONEERING of Yale, but of the entire locking industry. Yale is the brand behind locks of every design and function in over 125 countries, At Yale, we take great pride in our beginnings. Everything we are today, we since more than 175 years. owe to the inspirational ingenuity of Linus Yale Senior and Linus Yale Junior. All over the world, people are actively securing all they care about; their home, their Yale is a part of the ASSA ABLOY Group. At ASSA ABLOY, we believe family, their personal belongings or their business with the name they trust the that freedom enriches people and that fear makes us poorer. To realize most, Yale. That’s why we proudly say that Yale is “the world’s favorite lock”. freedom, we must firstly feel safe and secure. That’s why the ASSA ABLOY Group of companies is committed to creating high quality door Our overall aim is to make our customers feel so safe and secure that they are free opening solutions. to enjoy their life fully, free of worries and free to choose what they want to do. Linus Yale Relying on Yale patents, Yale’s sterling name, and his native ingenuity, Linus Yale Junior and his colleague, Henry Towne, established the Yale & Towne Company in Stanford, Connecticut, at the time employing 35 people. Yale patented his design for the After the death of Linus Yale Launch of Doorman in Scandinavia Patent from Linus famous pin tumbler Junior, his son, John B. Yale, which is the start of Yale Sr. for a door Linus Yale Sr.’s son cylinder padlock - joined Henry Towne and Yale & Towne Yale purchased Launch of CCTV in a success story for lock (US3630) with joined his father in still used around the helped grow the company from established a sales the UK largest Eaton acquired Yale became a EMEA, part of the our Smart Door circular pin tumblers. the business. world today. a small shop into a giant branch in Britain lock maker H. & T. Yale & Towne global brand. Yale Smart Living manufacturing enterprise. (first British plant). Vaughan Ltd. Manufacturing Co. Lock products. ecosystem. 1843 1844 1847 1850 1851 1857 1857-65 1868 1879 1894 1903 1929 20TH C 1963 1991 2000 2005 2010 2011 2016 2018 First Lock Patent Yale patented a Granted patents between A line of padlocks Towne began from Linus Yale Sr. Williams In August 2000 Launch of the first Yale Smart Living range is launched in safety lock for use 1857 and 1865, Yale finally was introduced. stamping the (Combination Lock, Holdings Yale was purchased Smart Door Lock various countries across EMEA. Yale in banks. succeeded in creating his name Yale on US3312). acquires by the ASSA ABLOY in EMEA – Smart Living is an ingredient brand most important invention – the padlocks. Yale. Group - the world’s Keyfree, gathering our range of connected Linus Yale Sr. built a the Yale cylinder lock. (June leading lock group. for the UK products. It is a range of connected, small lock factory in 27, 1865, US patent 48475 market. smart security devices such as alarms Newport, USA. - round cylinder with five pin By the early 20th century, they and digital door locks and viewers that tumblers in a line and flat employed more than 12,000 staff allow you to protect your home and loved key) Linus Yale Jr. and had expanded into the wider YALE PIN ones from almost anywhere in the world transformed the locking world. Throughout the 20th TUMBLER century purchases, acquisitions through intuitive user-friendly apps. industry forever with his PADLOCK. many breakthrough and joint ventures with brands as inventions. Guli, Parkes and C E Marshall have made Yale locks Well-known worldwide. 2 www.yale.ae www.yale.ae 3 Created in 1843, Yale is one of the oldest international brands in the world and probably the best-known name in the locking industry. The Yale 1843-2019 history captures major innovations that have marked the evolution not just STILL PIONEERING of Yale, but of the entire locking industry. Yale is the brand behind locks of every design and function in over 125 countries, At Yale, we take great pride in our beginnings. Everything we are today, we since more than 175 years. owe to the inspirational ingenuity of Linus Yale Senior and Linus Yale Junior. All over the world, people are actively securing all they care about; their home, their Yale is a part of the ASSA ABLOY Group. At ASSA ABLOY, we believe family, their personal belongings or their business with the name they trust the that freedom enriches people and that fear makes us poorer. To realize most, Yale. That’s why we proudly say that Yale is “the world’s favorite lock”. freedom, we must firstly feel safe and secure. That’s why the ASSA ABLOY Group of companies is committed to creating high quality door Our overall aim is to make our customers feel so safe and secure that they are free opening solutions. to enjoy their life fully, free of worries and free to choose what they want to do. Linus Yale Relying on Yale patents, Yale’s sterling name, and his native ingenuity, Linus Yale Junior and his colleague, Henry Towne, established the Yale & Towne Company in Stanford, Connecticut, at the time employing 35 people. Yale patented his design for the After the death of Linus Yale Launch of Doorman in Scandinavia Patent from Linus famous pin tumbler Junior, his son, John B. Yale, which is the start of Yale Sr. for a door Linus Yale Sr.’s son cylinder padlock - joined Henry Towne and Yale & Towne Yale purchased Launch of CCTV in a success story for lock (US3630) with joined his father in still used around the helped grow the company from established a sales the UK largest Eaton acquired Yale became a EMEA, part of the our Smart Door circular pin tumblers. the business. world today. a small shop into a giant branch in Britain lock maker H. & T. Yale & Towne global brand. Yale Smart Living manufacturing enterprise. (first British plant). Vaughan Ltd. Manufacturing Co. Lock products. ecosystem. 1843 1844 1847 1850 1851 1857 1857-65 1868 1879 1894 1903 1929 20TH C 1963 1991 2000 2005 2010 2011 2016 2018 First Lock Patent Yale patented a Granted patents between A line of padlocks Towne began from Linus Yale Sr. Williams In August 2000 Launch of the first Yale Smart Living range is launched in safety lock for use 1857 and 1865, Yale finally was introduced. stamping the (Combination Lock, Holdings Yale was purchased Smart Door Lock various countries across EMEA. Yale in banks. succeeded in creating his name Yale on US3312). acquires by the ASSA ABLOY in EMEA – Smart Living is an ingredient brand most important invention – the padlocks. Yale. Group - the world’s Keyfree, gathering our range of connected Linus Yale Sr. built a the Yale cylinder lock. (June leading lock group. for the UK products. It is a range of connected, small lock factory in 27, 1865, US patent 48475 market. smart security devices such as alarms Newport, USA. - round cylinder with five pin By the early 20th century, they and digital door locks and viewers that tumblers in a line and flat employed more than 12,000 staff allow you to protect your home and loved key) Linus Yale Jr. and had expanded into the wider YALE PIN ones from almost anywhere in the world transformed the locking world. Throughout the 20th TUMBLER century purchases, acquisitions through intuitive user-friendly apps. industry forever with his PADLOCK. many breakthrough and joint ventures with brands as inventions. Guli, Parkes and C E Marshall have made Yale locks Well-known worldwide. 2 www.yale.ae www.yale.ae 3 Yale ME not only offers its customers high quality products, but also ensures they enjoy an excellent Yale in the Middle East 1940-2019 after-sales experience. With an expert team of professionals trained on the latest products and technology, and a warranty period of 1-10 years across its products, Yale aims to instill trust and a sense About Yale ile ast of security for its consumers across the region, as these values are at the core of what we do. Yale ME is the market leader in residential security solutions and offers an extensive range of Our customer care team is always available at your service – please call our toll free number for any products catering to the varied demands of the market. The products are handpicked from assistance on Yale products. millions of product combinations globally, ranging from mechanical locks, smart products like alarms and cameras to door solutions and connected smart locks; and adapted to meet the (UAE) diverse needs of consumers across the Middle East region. Yale first set foot in the Middle East with Lebanon in 1940, and today, has physical presence in 14 countries through some of the (International) region’s top distributors, and online presence with key ecommerce accounts. Dammam First Showroom Syria Iran Activation Activation Kuwait Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Activation Activation Dubai University First Showroom Activation 1940 1955 1960 1961 1964 1969 1970 1975 1976 1982 1988 1992 1998 2017 2018 Lebanon Egypt Riyadh American University Lebanon Activation First Activation Showroom Dubai La Societe Des UAE Grands Hotels Showroom Du Liban Activation Renovation 4 www.yale.ae www.yale.ae 5 Yale ME not only offers its customers high quality products, but also ensures they enjoy an excellent Yale in the Middle East 1940-2019 after-sales experience.
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