Turnstile Gates

Turnstile Gate Definition:

Turnstiles gates control access into and out of points of entry. They allow only one person to pass through an access point at a time and can come in many forms. Also,  turnstile gates can be one-directional or bi-directional and are being used more frequently now as the benefits of access control are becoming more understood worldwide.

Turnstile Gate Variations:

Turnstile gates can be found in waist high and full height variations. Depending on project needs, handicap accessible ADA gates are also available. Different finishes and options can further help tailor a turnstile gate to project needs. Tripod turnstiles, revolving gates, ADA gates, and barrier optical turnstiles are all considered turnstile gates.

Turnstile Gate Applications:

Turnstile access control gates are perfect for amusement parks, corporate lobbies, construction sites, stadiums, industrial settings, or any other place where access control is desired. They can be used for security, crowd control, pedestrian counting, and credential checking as a turnstile gate with a card reader. Turnstile gates are a versatile solution to many access control problems.