What types of barrier gates are there in parking lots: Straight-bar barrier gates, which use a single, straight bar as the gate arm, usually around 4 to 6 meters long, and are widely used. Curved-bar barrier gates, where the gate arm is composed of two parts connected by mechanical components, featuring a high flexibility curved arm mechanism.
All rotating parts are equipped with self-lubricating roller bearings or ball joints, ensuring no wear and noise. The drive mechanism allows the gate rod to start slowly and accelerate, as well as decelerate and stop slowly, effectively reducing gate rod vibration and motor load, significantly extending the service life of the motor and mechanical components. Distance: 5 meters.
Inside. The barrier gate features an elegant shape of the gate rod with strong three-dimensional effects, occupies minimal space, and can self-adjust and optimize. It is particularly suitable for use with highway toll stations and parking management systems, offering increased durability, flexibility, and safety. The main structure is composed of the central straight rod barrier.
Multiple square fence effects, providing a larger area of coverage. Available in 2-bar and 3-bar options. Due to the increased number of bars, the center of gravity of the bars is further from the gate. Therefore, such gate fence bars are generally for gates over 4.5 meters. Divided by the performance of the control section: mechanical/electrical gates, digital gates, intelligent gates.
Gates, including intelligent gates with LED display and voice announcement functions. Divided by gate rod type: barrier gates, straight rod gates, curved rod gates. Divided by lifting speed: rapid gates, medium-speed gates, slow gates. Divided by installation direction: left-hand gates, right-hand gates. Straight rod gates
Gates, these gates have straight-bar栏杆, which is a single, long bar typically ranging from 4 to 6 meters in length and are widely used. Curved-bar gates, the gates feature栏杆 connected by two parts through mechanical components.
