Corporate Office Museum Bank Lobby Security Turnstiles Gate

Transparent Sophistication

Engineered for anti-tailgating maximum security, its painted finish and 10mm thick tempered transparent glass create an open feel. It perfectly complements upscale modern spaces, retaining a flawless look over long-term use.

Anti-Pinch Features Prenmium Turnstiles Sliding Gate

This speed gate It can seamlessly sync with all kinds of access control systems. This gate supports RFID card readers, mobile QR code scanners, and biometric authentication devices including face and fingerprint recognition.

Delivering Ultra-Quiet Operation With Rapid Passage Speed Gate

This product integrates advanced servo and brushless motors as a new combined drive solution, delivering ultra-quiet operation with rapid passage speed. It only takes 0.2 seconds to complete one pedestrian access cycle. Perfectly suited for office buildings and similar commercial spaces that demand both silent running and efficient, fast passenger throughput.

Packaging & Shipping

To ensure safe global delivery, we provide professional bulk packing. Equipment is carefully film-wrapped, carton-packed, and tightly secured inside a sturdy wooden case.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q 1: Why don't you use a pure servo motor directly in your sliding gate operator?

A: Pure servo motors do offer smooth, delicate motion and soft start/stop, but they come with a very high bar for commissioning and maintenance. Every installation or parameter adjustment requires a professional engineer to come on‑site with a laptop and dedicated software for step‑by‑step calibration. For ordinary users or installers, this is time‑consuming and costly. Moreover, if mechanical wear or parameter drift occurs later, non‑specialists cannot resolve it, significantly increasing operational overhead and response time.

Q 2: Then why not simply use a basic brushless motor instead?

A: A basic brushless motor is indeed simple to operate – just power it on and go, and remote phone guidance can handle basic adjustments. However, it suffers from inherent “cogging torque ripple” at low speeds and during direction changes, producing noticeable “clicking” or rubbing noise. It also lacks the smoothness required for a premium, quiet experience in sliding gates. For applications like hotels, hospitals, and office buildings, such noise and jerkiness are unacceptable.

Q 3: What makes your “brushless + servo hybrid” solution better?

A: Our solution takes the smooth, quiet operation of a servo motor and combines it with the simple handling of a brushless motor. By using closed‑loop control and sine‑wave drive, we get rid of the typical commutation noise and make the motion much smoother. At the same time, on‑site adjustments are kept easy – you can tune parameters directly on the mainboard, without needing a laptop or a specialist.