Safety and security from the skies to the seas

An automatic transit door is a high-frequency, heavy-duty access system engineered to manage massive passenger flows while maximizing public safety and station climate control. Deployed across Hong Kong MTR stations, concourses, and airport terminals, these rugged automated systems synchronize entry with arriving trains to isolate platforms, prevent track accidents, and create a tight seal that cuts down station air-conditioning loss. 

An access control system using smart card credentials and biometric characteristics to check and approve access of authorized personnel to ensure the right person is granted entry to restricted areas. 

Utilities at a public transportation facility often are exposed to extreme weather conditions or chemicals and require durable door control, door locks or cylinder locks to ensure no unwanted surprises.

The self-closing function by door closers provides  an important level of security for external doors, preventing them from slamming, staying open unintentionally or blowing open in the wind.

Emergency and panic exit devices must comply with regulations and ensure safe exit during extreme situations while helping to secure the building and retain secure entry in non-emergency situations.

There are a number of variations for industrial doors. High-speed doors go up and down quickly, making sure traffic keeps flowing. Horizontally moving folding doors are perfect when there is no space for a regular door. Overhead sectional doors retract up under the roof, freeing space around the door opening. And for large openings, wind and weather resistant extra-large doors are available.

A speed gate is a high-speed, waist-high access turnstile designed to guide dense pedestrian traffic with maximum security and minimal delay. Equipped with fast-acting glass barriers and precision optical sensors, it grants rapid entry upon credential verification while instantly detecting and blocking unauthorized tailgating.