Allegion’s Von Duprin branded products create a durable, long lasting opening that can handle the harshest conditions
The segment will discuss how Von Duprin offers the widest range of mechanical and electrified exit devices

Allegion PLC, a leading global provider of security products and solutions, recently announced that the American series, “Manufacturing Marvels®,” on The Fox Business Network will showcase Von Duprin exit devices, a brand of Allegion, on February 10, between 9:35-9:45 p.m. ET during The Willis Report. The two-minute profile will spotlight how the Von Duprin brand was the first inventor of the touch bar exit device and has continued to invest in innovation and custom solution for over 100 years.

The segment will discuss how Von Duprin offers the widest range of mechanical and electrified exit devices to fit a wide range of customer needs. Von Duprin devices accommodate various door applications, environmental situations and building types. They are used in high traffic areas such as schools, hospitals and office buildings. They go beyond meeting ANSI standards, setting and raising the bar for quality and performance.

As the nation’s premiere exit device manufacturer, Allegion’s Von Duprin branded products create a durable, long lasting opening that can handle the harshest conditions. Among their unique features are concealed vertical cable systems, quiet latch retraction, classroom security and multi-latch products that will perform today and for many years.

The segment will also explain how Von Duprin places a strong emphasis on customer service and technical support, including the expertise of specialists and engineers who work at the Indianapolis production facility.

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