Revolving door turnstiles or revolving gate turnstiles combine the look of a revolving door with the security and access controlling functionality of a full height turnstile. They provide floor-to-ceiling security with an inviting look and are usually made of Lexan or glass coupled with an aluminum or steel frame.
Revolving door turnstiles are often fitted with additional options like card readers, counters, and indicator lights. They can even provide tailgate detection. Options are added to better fit a revolving door turnstile to a customer’s project needs for security turnstiles.
Since revolving door turnstiles have an inviting appearance with a sleek, modern design, they are often used in corporate settings. They are used in data centers and other high-security locations as well, providing floor-to-ceiling security with a transparent design.
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The HT80 full height turnstile is used in special applications when aluminum framing materials are an important consideration. It is a unique hybrid-type design with aluminum arms, transparent sidewalls, and a clear anodized finish to complement most settings.
This special look is distinctive and is frequently used in highly corrosive environments. Moreover, the HT80 easily integrates with all access control systems.
The HT60 has a revolving door look, provides sound control, and offers full height turnstile functionality. When you need a low-profile discreet look, yet you require full security with a basic feature set, the HT60 is the choice for you. This model is frequently used between offices and production areas and is a favorite of designers and architects.
The HT70 has a revolving door look, provides sound control, has a full feature set, and offers full height turnstile functionality. Frequently mistaken for a revolving door, this premium model has advanced electronics and curb appeal for when looks count. This premium model features aluminum framing and revolving glass doors. The HT70 does a great job blending security and technology with architectural appeal.