Swing Barrier Single Core (600-900 mm Passage Width)

A Swing Barrier Single Core is a type of motorized access gate that uses a single central mechanism (core) to control one lane of passage. The barrier arm (or gate leaf) swings open in one or both directions, allowing or denying access based on authentication (e.g., via RFID, biometric, QR code, etc.). Single Lane (Core): Designed to control access for one lane. Swing Arm Movement: The gate arm swings open when access is granted. Bidirectional or Unidirectional: Can allow movement in one or both directions. Access Integration: Works with card readers, biometric scanners, QR scanners, etc. Fast Operation: Opens and closes quickly to maintain traffic flow.