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         After successful development of a new‑generation high‑performance waterproof speed gate, preparations are underway to apply for the IP65 waterproof certification     With years of experience in the research, development and manufacture of pedestrian turnstiles, our company has consistently focused its innovation on real‑world market demands and application challenges, continuously refining product technology and breaking through industry bottlenecks. Following more than six months of dedicated research, repeated commissioning and comprehensive scenario simulation testing, our new, ground‑breaking high‑performance waterproof speed gate has been successfully developed. This new product overcomes the structural limitations of older waterproof turnstiles and delivers enhanced waterproof performance built around a standard movement. It is fully suited to demanding operating environments, including outdoor locations, salt‑spray conditions and high‑humidity settings, marking another major step forward for our technical capabilities in outdoor security access control.       As an early pioneer in waterproof turnstile development within the industry, our company completed its first waterproof speed gate back in 2006. We launched an IP54‑rated waterproof speed gate that obtained official certification. At a time when protective technology in the sector was still immature, this original model addressed the problem that conventional turnstiles could not be deployed in open‑air locations and were prone to water damage. It filled a gap in the market for basic outdoor access control equipment, found wide use in covered or semi‑outdoor installations, and built a solid foundation of experience for us in developing outdoor turnstile solutions.         Constrained by manufacturing techniques available more than a decade ago, the 2006 original waterproof speed gate adopted a simplified waterproof movement layout. Its overall construction was lightweight and designed primarily for basic functionality. The movement featured a simple frame with limited structural support, showing clear weaknesses in compression and impact resistance. Under prolonged heavy‑duty operation, exposure to heavy rain and wide temperature fluctuations, the unit was prone to loose internal components, jerky operation and insufficient load‑bearing capacity. In some cases, forceful reverse attempts by unauthorised users could create gaps in the wing panels, allowing intruders to pass through. The gate also struggled to withstand strong wind loads.       As intelligent outdoor security applications expand, coastal industrial parks, open‑air venues, external transport hubs and waterfront facilities impose stringent requirements on turnstiles for water resistance, salt‑spray protection, anti‑ageing performance and structural reliability. Many domestic and overseas clients have approached us with custom requirements: they wanted a speed gate built on a conventional standard movement that would combine broad compatibility, high stability and robust waterproof and anti‑corrosion properties, addressing the inherent weaknesses of the simplified waterproof movement used in older designs.       To meet these precise market requirements and resolve existing technical limitations, our company set up a dedicated R&D team to develop the new waterproof speed gate. Moving away from the simplistic layout of older waterproof movements, our engineers reworked the design around a standard movement, carrying out comprehensive upgrades across four key areas: redesigned sealing architecture, optimised water diversion pathways, salt‑spray resistant surface treatment and reinforced load‑bearing structures for the movement. Following a fortnight of structural design work, together with thousands of water‑spray and immersion trials, salt‑spray simulation, thermal cycling and compression load testing, we have overcome the technical challenges of waterproofing a standard movement, poor structural compression resistance and susceptibility to corrosion, and finalised the new product design.       This newly developed waterproof speed gate represents a leap forward in performance. While retaining the core advantages of a standard movement — wide compatibility, straightforward integration and ease of servicing — it delivers substantially improved sealing and ingress protection. The movement structure has also been reinforced, resolving the known issues of inadequate compression strength, vulnerability to forced reverse entry and malfunctions triggered by high wind resistance.         At present, this new‑generation waterproof speed gate has passed all development and field testing phases, demonstrating stable and reliable performance. Its protection indicators meet high‑grade industry standards, and we will proceed step by step with the application for the IP65 waterproof certification.       This achievement would not have been possible without the tireless work of our technical team, nor without the valuable feedback and ongoing scrutiny provided by our clients. We sincerely appreciate the trust our customers place in us, alongside their candid feedback and open communication. We hope we can continue to move forward side by side, supporting one another as we grow and build for the future.  

          SHENZHEN, China — Shenzhen, China’s dynamic technology and innovation hub, is preparing to host the 33rd APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting in November 2026. Under the theme "Building an Asia-Pacific Community to Prosper Together," the global summit is expected to bring together leaders, senior officials, and top corporate executives from 21 member economies across the Asia-Pacific region.      The choice of Shenzhen as the host city highlights China's rapid technological advancements and its growing leadership in digital transformation, green energy, and smart urban infrastructure. Known as Asia’s Silicon Valley, Shenzhen offers a fitting backdrop for high-level discussions aimed at promoting open trade, bolstering regional supply chain resilience, and advancing sustainable economic practices. Alongside the main summit, the city will also host the APEC CEO Summit, fostering public-private dialogue on future investment and technological cooperation.      Local authorities in Shenzhen have already begun comprehensive preparations, including infrastructure enhancements, eco-friendly transit initiatives, and enhanced security measures to ensure a seamless experience for international delegations. As the summit approaches, Shenzhen is positioned to show how technology and inclusive governance can drive the next chapter of regional economic growth.   

    This year, the traditional Chinese festival the Mid-Autumn Festival (the 15th day of the eighth lunar month) falls on September 25, with a holiday from September 25 to 27; plus China's National Day, marking the founding of the country, is a holiday from October 1 to 7. Only three working days separate the two holidays, so many people choose to "take 3 days off to get 13 days off," resting from September 24 or 25 all the way to October 7. The holiday is longer than in previous years. Many universities, high schools, and other boarding schools have also adopted flexible adjusted time off, making this year's National Day holiday especially lively. Our factory has also adjusted part of its production plan to follow employees' needs and made preparations for the holiday in advance.           As the holiday approaches, the factory workshop gradually quiets down. The turnstile mechanisms that had been busy turning in the workshop have also stopped being tested. The AI-recognition turnstile gate at the employee entrance of the cleanroom has gone idle. The sliding gate turnstile at the office building has begun to go idle. The UHF-recognition turnstile gate in the logistics warehouse, busy nonstop every day, has gone idle. Only I was still there, busy keeping an eye on pre-holiday orders and shipments. Just when I thought everyone in the world was slowing down except me, I looked up and was surprised to find that the outside world was starting to get busy.         From tripod gates at outdoor scenic areas, swing gates in supermarkets, wing gates at various transportation hubs, dual-verification speed gates at customs, to rotary turnstiles in museums of all kinds... From card swiping to facial recognition and AI camera monitoring and recognition, these devices run almost around the clock during the National Day holiday.       Data from an online travel website shows that, as of September 14, search interest for "Mid-Autumn" and "National Day" grew 278% month-on-month, and booking interest for flights to popular domestic cities rose more than 40% year-on-year. Tourist site forecasts show that orders for ultra-long trips of 10 days or more accounted for 26%, and family and three-generation travel groups made up more than 70%. The Mid-Autumn Festival is mainly for visiting relatives and family reunions, while National Day ushers in a travel peak. The two waves of passenger flow overlap, doubling the pressure on scenic area entrances.           Passenger flow data also confirms this surge. In the first half of the holiday, nationwide cross-regional passenger trips totaled about 1.243 billion, averaging more than 310 million per day; nighttime passenger flow at national-level nighttime cultural and tourism consumption clusters reached 96.8623 million. Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding received about 448,600 visitors, and major scenic spots in Guangzhou received 3.6499 million visitors, up 17.99% year-on-year.       Facing heavy passenger flow, traditional manual ticket checking has long been overwhelmed, and more and more scenic areas are choosing intelligent turnstile gates. Huangguoshu Scenic Area upgraded its ticket-checking gates, connecting facial, ID, and order verification to achieve "entry with one face scan"; Langzhong Confucian Temple Scenic Area deployed 19 smart gates, so visitors do not need to collect or exchange tickets and can pass directly by scanning their faces. Turnstile gates are no longer just "doors that block people," but smart terminals that integrate ticket verification, passenger flow statistics, and data transmission. When passenger flow reaches 80% of maximum capacity, the system can automatically issue an early warning, buying time for scenic area scheduling.         The National Day holiday is a peak for cultural and tourism consumption, and also a time when turnstile gate equipment faces a major test. We hope every turnstile gate runs stably and every visitor passes through quickly. We also remind visitors to book tickets in advance, travel during off-peak times, pass through the gates in an orderly manner, and keep their personal belongings safe. Others have already gone on holiday, while I am still busy shipping orders before the holiday—but when I think of our turnstile gates getting busy at scenic spots across the country, I feel a little more grounded. May everyone have fun, travel smoothly, and enjoy a safe and happy National Day holiday during this ultra-long Golden Week.

  Published: 2026‑08‑20 Chtop access     We are pleased to announce that our company has been awarded four additional industrial‑design patents for turnstile‑gates. Building upon our long‑term R&D achievements, we now hold more than 100 patents together with dozens of authoritative certifications. Between December last year and August 2026, on top of our existing technical foundation, we have achieved a series of new R&D milestones and new‑product developments. These four latest design patents belong to this recent output, covering wing gates, swing barriers, tripod turnstiles and full‑height turnstile‑gates, expanding our range of original‑style access‑control hardware.     All four appearances are fully designed by our in‑house engineering R&D team. Avoiding copy‑cat market styles, we optimized outer contours, cabinet structure and surface details. Each design balances modern visual appeal, site‑installation compatibility and long‑run mechanical durability, well‑suited for global projects including offices, smart parks, transit hubs and public facilities.     Such original‑design capability strengthens our OEM and ODM custom‑order support. We can modify casings and surface finishes per client requirements, while retaining proven‑stable internal mechanical and electronic performance.      These latest patents further enrich our intellectual‑property assets. Our full‑cycle operation covering R&D, component processing, assembly and strict QC guarantees reliable delivery for both standard units and custom‑built turnstile‑gate solutions.   Overseas clients may contact us for renderings and specifications of these newly‑patented models. You are also welcome to tour our new Shenzhen factory to examine physical prototypes and hold in‑depth technical discussions.      

  Published: 2026‑08‑20 Chtop access     The 25th IOTE International IoT Exhibition runs from Aug 26 to 28 at Shenzhen World Exhibition & Convention Center (Bao’an). As one of China’s leading AIoT events, it gathers over 1000 exhibitors. Pedestrian access‑control turnstile‑gates occupy a key segment, displaying wing gates, swing barriers, tripod turnstiles and full‑height turnstile gates, drawing global buyers, system integrators and contractors.      Access‑control component suppliers will also attend. Exhibits cover RFID cards, sensors, card readers, recognition cameras, main‑control boards and related spare‑parts, alongside smart‑building IoT solutions. Visitors can evaluate updated hardware modules, witness prototype demos and track industry trends for turnstile‑gate systems. Global projects keep raising standards for quality, certification, custom manufacturing and delivery lead‑time, well‑reflected on‑site.     Due to our ongoing factory relocation and heavy existing‑order backlog, our team faces tight production‑delivery pressure. Therefore, we will not run a booth at IOTE 2026.      We sincerely welcome international clients and partners visiting Shenzhen for this IoT show. Please book a tour of our new manufacturing site. Observe our full workflow: R&D, in‑house component processing, assembly, testing and strict QC. We are ready for face‑to‑face discussions about turnstile‑gate projects, custom specifications and bulk‑order possibilities.      This three‑day event delivers valuable supply‑chain insights for professionals in smart‑building and access‑control sectors.    

  Release Date: 19 August 2026 Chtop access   With over a decade‑long footprint in the turnstile industry, our business started with basic product assembly before evolving through continuous technical refinement, quality optimisation and new‑product development. We have built an in‑house R&D department and secured more than 100 patents covering mechanical structures, control algorithms and field‑installation practicality. Our full‑stream in‑house capability spans component processing through to finished‑unit assembly. We support both OEM and ODM projects, alongside deep‑level customisation tailored to individual client requirements. Backed by reliable product performance and internationally‑recognised quality certifications, we have earned trust from customers worldwide.     Over the years we have strengthened internal operations, building out a complete organisational framework with dedicated R&D and component‑manufacturing teams. Standardised assembly, testing and quality‑control workflows have been implemented, establishing us as a leading turnstile manufacturer with full‑chain production capacity.      Growing global order volumes outgrew our previous premises, which no longer satisfied demands for research, production, testing and warehousing. To scale output and streamline manufacturing workflows, we have completed full relocation to a new facility, roughly double the size of our old site. Spacious production halls are now fully operational with all production hardware installed and running at normal pace.      Visiting clients and partners often note a striking contrast: production lines operate smoothly, yet office areas remain under‑furnished. Walls are largely bare; corporate nameplates, brand logos, mission statements and office door signage have not yet been fitted. Complete cosmetic fit‑out for administrative zones is still pending.      The full relocation was completed within approximately one week. Crucially, global order fulfilment never stopped during the transition. Our teams prioritised equipment installation, production‑line commissioning and order scheduling to safeguard delivery timelines. While factory setup and order manufacturing proceeded in parallel, cosmetic upgrades, office soft furnishings and branding signage were deferred. This explains why manufacturing is in full swing while office spaces still look unfinished.      This unusual start at our new site mirrors our core corporate journey. We have always taken a pragmatic approach, prioritising R&D, manufacturing and quality assurance over superficial branding. Our transition from simple assembly to integrated in‑house development and production has been achieved through consistent, hands‑on effort. This practical mindset remains one of our most valued corporate strengths.      The expanded premises unlock substantial new potential. We will scale R&D investment, refine manufacturing processes, broaden our product portfolio and boost overall delivery capacity. The facility enables us to handle larger‑volume export contracts and complex custom projects, delivering robust, high‑performance pedestrian turnstiles and associated support services for international clients.      None of our steady progress over more than ten years would be possible without the ongoing trust, understanding and support from our global customer base. We thank every partner for their continued collaboration. From our new operational base, we will uphold strict quality standards, enhance our product range and refine customer service. We look forward to forging further successful partnerships together.