Swing Gate Turnstiles

Swing gate turnstiles are a type of turnstile gate that features swinging or rotating horizontal barriers to control access. These gates are designed to allow or restrict the passage of individuals through a secure entry point. Swing gate turnstiles are often used in environments where a higher level of security is required compared to waist-high turnstiles.

Key features of swing gate turnstiles include:

1. Bi-directional Control: Swing gate turnstiles can be configured to allow passage in both directions or to restrict movement to a single direction.
2. Space Efficiency: These turnstiles are generally more space-efficient than full-height turnstiles, making them suitable for areas with limited space.
3. Motorized or Manual Operation: Swing gate turnstiles can be motorized, providing automatic operation, or they can be manually operated, requiring individuals to push the gate to pass through.
4. Integration with Access Control: Many swing gate turnstiles can be integrated with access control systems, such as card readers or biometric devices, to manage and monitor entry.

Swing gate turnstiles find applications in various settings, including office buildings, transportation hubs, stadiums, and corporate facilities, where a balance between security and user convenience is essential.

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