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SALEM, Va. - After years of focusing on the commercial lock market, Medeco has entered the residential market with expectations residential lock sales will surpass its commercial business in 10 years.

Salem, VA, May 16, 2006 - Medeco's newest switch lock brings patented key control and UL listed security to gates, alarms, control panels, and electrically operated equipment. While most ordinary keys ...

Salem, Va. (January 7, 2021) – ASSA ABLOY announces the availability of Medeco 4 (M4), the next generation of high-security key technology from Medeco. M4 builds on more than 50 years of lock ...

In the course of researching the article about Marc Weber Tobias, Wired decided to test Tobias' claim that he could crack high-security locks manufactured by Medeco. For years, Medeco had consistently ...

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Several of the employees at Medeco Security Locks in Roanoke County who have been there longer than 40 years can talk about how the plant has changed. Production lines are more computer controlled.

Medeco of Salem, Va., an ASSA ABLOY brand company, releases the M100 eCylinder with Aperio wireless lock technology. The Medeco M100 allows users to add access control to mechanical mortise locks with ...

The most common tactic is kicking in the door. Consumer Reports just tested 19 dead-bolt locks and can tell you which ones will protect you and which ones won't! In addition to conducting a kick-in ...

SALEM, Va., Feb. 20, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- ASSA ABLOY High Security & Aftermarket Group President Tom Kaika today announced the launch of a new sales and marketing organization -- ASSA ABLOY Retrofit ...

When Medeco began operations in 1968 it had 10 employees. Not long after Medeco launched, its pick-resistant locks found a niche market in New York City, which was in dire need of better security in ...