An access control system is built from three layers. The first is the physical barrier — a turnstile gate or barrier that controls the walking path. The second is the identification device — an RFID reader, card, wristband, or a face recognition terminal that confirms identity. The third is the control logic or software that receives that identity signal and decides whether the barrier opens. All three must work together, and the interfaces between them determine how easily a system can be assembled, expanded, or integrated.
Shenzhen Anxia Technology manufactures the physical barrier layer and the integration-ready components around it. Founded in Shenzhen in 2008, the company supplies turnstile gates and boom barriers with model-specific electrical and communication interfaces (RS485 on the full-height turnstile platform, RS232 on the flap barrier, standard electrical interface on the tripod mechanism); interface selection is confirmed per model at the RFQ stage, allowing system integrators to pair our hardware with their preferred readers and management software.
The barrier layer determines throughput, passage width, and the level of physical control required. Our security turnstiles cover five form factors: tripod turnstiles for compact entry control, speed gates for high-throughput lobbies, flap barriers for balanced pedestrian flow, swing barriers (≤600 mm passage on AX-Y002; confirm lane-width requirements at the RFQ stage), and full height turnstiles for maximum containment. Housings are SUS304 / 304 stainless steel.
Credentials are the identification layer of an access control system. Our turnstile gates can work with magnetic card, barcode card, ID, and IC card reader solutions through the available interfaces (the tripod mechanism provides a standard electrical interface), letting the integrator select the reader brand and credential format that matches the site's existing system.
Face recognition is an integration capability in our range, not a standalone retail product. Turnstile gates are supplied with model-specific electrical/communication interfaces (confirmed per model at the RFQ stage), ready to connect to face recognition terminals selected by the integrator or end user. This allows a site to combine a physical barrier with biometric identification while keeping the gate hardware and the recognition terminal as separate, replaceable layers. See the face recognition solution page for the interface approach.
For integrators building their own gate products, we supply the turnstile mechanism as an OEM component. The compact mechanism, stated as patented by the company, uses an alloy steel tripod wheel, semi-automatic rotation, and adjustable damping. This is a core building block for OEM/ODM projects, supported by our in-house R&D team and sheet-metal production in Shenzhen.
Office buildings typically use speed gates or swing barriers for lobby throughput. Factories favor tripod turnstiles or full height turnstiles for stricter entry control. Transit stations use speed gates and flap barriers where volume is high. Campuses combine flap barriers at building entries with RFID credentials or face recognition terminals. Boom barriers and parking locks cover vehicle lanes alongside pedestrian access control.
Can your gates work with our existing readers?
Yes. Gates are supplied with model-specific electrical and communication interfaces (for example, RS485 on the full-height turnstile platform); interface selection is confirmed per model at the RFQ stage, so integrators can connect readers and controllers already specified for the project.
Is face recognition a product you sell?
Face recognition is offered as an integration capability. Our turnstile gates are interface-ready for face recognition terminals; we do not assert a specific retail face recognition model.
Do you support OEM for system integrators?
Yes. OEM/ODM is supported, including turnstile mechanisms and gate builds, with project-specific quoting.
To receive a quotation, send your application scenario and lane count through our contact page. Our team will confirm the suitable barrier type, interface requirements, and production schedule. The company states it holds ISO 9001 quality-management-system certification and that its products carry CE marking (certificates available upon request; confirm the documents cover the quoted model, entity, and validity scope). A 1-year warranty applies, with replacement parts and free technical consultation during the warranty period.
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