Gate Machine

Revolving doors are commonly used in large public buildings, office towers, subway stations, and high-end commercial centers. They offer aesthetic appeal, safety, and energy efficiency. The main components typically include drive motors, transmission mechanisms, sensors, and control systems.

When the access control system verifies valid credentials, it sends a start signal to the motor. The motor, paired with a harmonic reducer, drives the swing arm to rotate quickly to a preset angle, allowing passage. This ensures efficient and safe access management in public areas.

Wing gates are widely used intelligent access control devices in places such as subway stations, office buildings, and airports. Their core drive unit is typically a brushless DC servo motor, often equipped with a high-precision harmonic reducer to ensure torque consistency and accurate positioning.