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ASSA ABLOY SECURITY Doors, a UK division of ASSA ABLOY, have revamped its Trade Partner Programme to deliver a host of benefits and practical support to participating businesses, and facilitate closer working relationships.
Available in bronze, silver or gold partnerships, the programme will result in mutual growth for both ASSA ABLOY Security Doors and its partners.
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Benefits of becoming a trade partner include discounts up to 30 per cent, a dedicated account manager and personalised product drawings. All partners can also take advantage of bespoke product training, and have access to the company’ s image library, e-catalogue and customised product data sheets. Furthermore, partners are eligible for reduced delivery costs on consolidated orders, |
and specialist technical support.
Trade partners can also receive free product samples and have the option for cobranded AASD literature as well as further point of sale tools and assistance.
Included within all trade partner packages is Design4Doors, ASSA ABLOY Security Doors’ innovative online application that enables
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users to design their own door solutions. With a friendly interface, users can select and adjust numerous features to create an overall doorset that meets bespoke project requirements.
www. assaabloy. co. uk / tradepartner
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ABLOY IS CELEBRATING 110 years since the Finnish invention that sparked a revolution in the lock industry – founder Emil Henriksson’ s disc cylinder operated lock.
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For over a century, Abloy has been at the forefront of the ever-changing global security market.
This spirit of innovation began in Helsinki, in 1907 where precision mechanic Henrikkson recognised that the principle of the rotating detainer discs inside a cash register could be applied to locks. His initial idea for a secure and durable lock was patented in 1919, at which time, Abloy trademark was also registered.
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Thanks to its revolutionary disc design, the lock was virtually unpickable. This led to Abloy becoming the market leader in 1930’ s Finland and gaining momentum on a global scale.
The 1960’ s and 1970’ s saw the integration of electromechanical technology into Henrickkson’ s revolutionary mechanical lock and Abloy maintained its position as market leader.
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In 1994, Abloy merged with ASSA to form the ASSA ABLOY group. In the last decade, Abloy has developed game-changing access control systems such as PROTEC2 CLIQ™ and CLIQ Connect.
Its innovative locking solutions can be found securing some of the world’ s most iconic landmarks from museums and sporting venues to government buildings.
www. abloy. co. uk
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