
Development, production and distribution of transponder-based electronic locking systems – entirely made in Germany.

Uhlmann & Zacher GmbH
97297 WaldbüttelbrunnNew on Amplifa
This is who we are
Uhlmann & Zacher develops, produces and distributes electronic locking systems for access organization in buildings. The portfolio includes electronic locking cylinders, door handles and door fittings, wall readers, radio modules, electronic furniture and cabinet locks, as well as software for system administration. The systems operate wirelessly on a transponder basis and can be opened and managed via smartphone. With the system solutions Clex prime, Clex private and Clex public, large facilities with up to 60,000 locking units are covered as well as small facilities and integration into third-party systems including OSS standard offline, 868 MHz radio and Bluetooth Low Energy. The entire value chain – from idea and development through production to customer service and technical support – is located in Germany at the company headquarters in Waldbüttelbrunn near Würzburg. Fields of application include industrial and office buildings, schools and universities, hospitals, public authorities, airports and private residential buildings.
- Site
- Waldbüttelbrunn
- Processes
- Development and production of electronic locking systems, Keyvi software for system administration, Customer service, Technical support, App solutions (Clex Key, Keyng)
- Founded
- 1996
- Industries
- Industrial and office buildings, Schools and universities, Hospitals, Private homes/residential buildings, Small and medium-sized enterprises, Medical practices
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Development
- 02
Production
- 03
Distribution
- 04
Software Keyvi / Apps (Clex Key, Keyng)
- 05
Customer service
- 06
Technical support
Locations

Waldbüttelbrunn
DECompany headquarters: development, production, customer service and technical support
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History
- 1996
Uhlmann & Zacher establishes itself in the market for electronic locking systems; since then numerous patent-protected new product developments and system extensions based on transponder technology