Aeroturn LLC announced that the company’s X-Wing turnstiles were selected and installed at the University of Pittsburgh’s Trees Athletic Center located on campus. Aeroturn was selected due to its track record of delivering high quality turnstile solutions. Aeroturn deployed three ADA-compliant X-Wing lanes on a modular platform system in the athletic center of the university. The university chose this specific site as a testing ground due to heavy use and rough conditions this entrance would experience. Aeroturn Turnstiles held true to its superior track record and passed the test with flying colors.

Aeroturn LLC, a leading turnstile manufacturer, announced that the company is currently manufacturing multiple types of ADA-compliant turnstile lanes for five different GSA sites on the Northeast, West and East coasts. Aeroturn is currently a national preferred manufacturer and installer of turnstiles for multiple federal and state agencies due to past and current performance.

As the second tallest skyscraper in the United States, effectively managing visitor and tenant access and security for Willis Tower’s 15,000 tenants and 250,000 business visitors each year was a huge undertaking.

Essex Electronics announced its new iRox-T Turnstile Reader, a multi-frequency, multi-technology, low profile reader designed to solve concealment challenges and enable streamlined upgrades to higher-security turnstile applications.

Boon Edam’s Trilock 60 and Trilock 75 turnstiles have a completely re-engineered internal mechanism that operates more smoothly and with an exceptionally quiet operation during use.