Full-height, tripod, and optical turnstiles for airports, light rail systems, bus terminals, and ports. Engineered for 24/7 continuous operation. Integrates with fare-collection and access-control systems. Manufactured in Calhan, Colorado.
The duty cycle is the first thing that separates transit from every other sector. The gate runs every day, all year. Mechanisms are bench-tested past one million cycles before they ship, and the materials are specified for the wear environment they'll spend the next decade in.
Fare collection and access control are usually two separate systems sharing the same gate. Our tripods integrate with most fare-collection platforms, and the same lane can hand off to access control after revenue hours or for employee-only zones.
ADA compliance is mandatory under Title II and III. Stainless steel is the standard finish in airports, transit stations, and port terminals. We finish and engineer to the environment, not to a default.
The configurations most commonly specified for airports, transit systems, and port terminals.
For unattended platform perimeters, employee-only zones, and back-of-house facility access at airports and transit hubs. Galvanized or stainless steel. Engineered for continuous 24/7 operation.
View full-height turnstiles →For fare collection, ticketing zones, and managed boarding access. Stainless steel construction. Integrates with fare-collection systems, smart-card readers, and mobile ticketing.
View tripod turnstiles →Accessible passage required for all public transit and aviation facilities under ADA Title II and III. Manufactured to ADA accessibility standards. Finish-matched to surrounding lane bank.
View ADA gates →For employee credentialing zones, executive transit terminals, and premium passenger areas. Stainless construction with badge and mobile credential integration.
View optical lanes →For ticketing booths, cash-handling counters, and security checkpoints. Specified to UL 752 ballistic ratings appropriate to the threat assessment.
View bullet-resistant systems →Fare-array banks, hardened-perimeter installations, transit authority integrations, and specialized hardware for aviation and port environments. Specified to project requirements.
Request a specification →Our turnstiles and gates are installed across transportation environments nationwide.
Airports, transit stations, bus terminals, and port facilities. Project references are available on request for transit authority procurement.
From transit authority specification through pre-revenue commissioning, our process is built around 24/7 operations.
Yes. Our full-height and tripod turnstiles are engineered for continuous operation. Locking mechanisms are bench-tested past one million cycles before they ship. Stainless construction and weather-rated configurations are standard.
Yes. Our tripod turnstiles integrate with most fare-collection platforms through Wiegand, OSDP, IP-based protocols, or middleware. We support smart-card, magstripe, mobile, and barcode/QR ticketing systems.
Yes. Our full-height ADA gates meet ADA Title II and III accessibility requirements and are required for all public transit and aviation facilities. They are typically installed alongside fare-collection lanes.
Stainless steel is the standard for airports, transit stations, and port facilities. Hot-dipped galvanized is the workhorse for outdoor platforms and back-of-house perimeters. We will recommend based on the site environment.
Yes. We hold an active GSA Schedule for federal procurement and are Buy American Act compliant. Our products are installed at federal border facilities, CBP installations, and federally funded transit projects.
Yes. Our factory-direct install crew works around transit operating windows including overnight, off-peak, and pre-revenue commissioning windows. Installation timelines are coordinated with your operations team.
Whether you are buying through a transit authority, federal contract, or direct procurement, send us the platform requirements, fare-collection platform, and operations schedule. We will respond with drawings, integration plans, and compliance documentation.