About Product
A swing barrier controls a pedestrian lane with a wing that swings clear of the passage rather than retracting into the cabinet. This design provides a wider opening within the same footprint, allowing the lane to accommodate briefcases, suitcases, and wheelchair users without requiring a separate accessible gate alongside it.
Swing barriers are specified where an entrance serves as both an access control point and a public-facing space, including corporate lobbies, airports, metro concourses, hospitals, government buildings, and institutional receptions. All three tiers support a standard 550 mm passage and a 900 mm wide passage, with a throughput of 30 to 35 people per minute.
The three models differ in construction, sensing, and drive technology. The Economy model features a slim stainless steel cabinet, an illuminated wing, and six pairs of infrared (IR) sensors. The Premium model offers a heavier stainless steel construction with a customisable wing. The Signature model is the flagship configuration, featuring a 3 mm forged aluminium alloy cabinet without welded joints, a servo drive rated for 15 million cycles, eight pairs of IR sensors, and an adjustable opening time of 0.5 to 1.5 seconds to match the pace of pedestrian movement.
As a Swing Barrier Manufacturer in India, Aurotoshi manufactures cabinets, wings, and drive assemblies at its Ghaziabad facility. Each lane uses an Aurotoshi gate control unit with proprietary firmware that manages sensor coordination, anti-tailgating logic, and fail-safe release functions.
Features
Standard and wide lanes from the same footprint, for luggage and wheelchair passage.
Five, six or eight pairs by tier, detecting tailgating and piggybacking attempts.
Signature runs a servo drive with opening adjustable from 0.5 to 1.5 seconds.
Signature cabinet is 3 mm forged aluminium alloy, anodised, with no welded joints.
Blue and green wing illumination gives clear go and stop signals in the lane.
Wings open automatically on fire alarm or power loss, clearing the lane.
Aurotoshi is a Swing Barrier Manufacturer in India, offering pedestrian access control solutions for facilities that need secure entry, smooth movement, and flexible passage widths. Designed for corporate offices, airports, metro stations, hospitals, educational institutions, and industrial facilities, Aurotoshi swing barrier gates combine controlled access with practical passage arrangements for everyday pedestrian traffic.
Available in Economy, Premium, and Signature configurations, these systems accommodate different installation requirements, design preferences, and usage levels. Depending on the selected model, features include illuminated swing wings, infrared sensors, brushless DC or servo drives, and integration with electronic access control systems. Standard 550 mm and wider 900 mm passage options help facilities select a configuration suited to their entrance layout and accessibility requirements.
Swing gate access control helps manage pedestrian entry by allowing the barrier wing to open when an authorised credential is accepted. Depending on the system configuration, Aurotoshi swing barriers can integrate with RFID cards, QR codes, fingerprint readers, facial recognition, iris recognition, and compatible access control systems.
Infrared sensor arrays monitor movement through the lane, while anti-tailgating logic helps detect attempts by unauthorised users to follow an authorised person. The number of sensor pairs and available functions vary by model, allowing facilities to choose a suitable configuration based on their security requirements and expected footfall.
A swing barrier gate is suitable for entrances where controlled pedestrian access must be balanced with convenient passage. Its swinging wing design can accommodate wider openings than retractable-wing systems, making it useful for selected entrances where wheelchair access, luggage movement, or additional clearance is required.
Typical applications include:
Corporate offices and business parks: Manage employee and visitor entry at reception areas.
Airports and transit facilities: Control pedestrian movement in designated access-controlled areas.
Hospitals and healthcare facilities: Support controlled entry while allowing wider passage where required.
Educational institutions: Manage access for students, staff, and visitors.
Industrial facilities: Regulate entry at employee entrances and designated security checkpoints.
Government and institutional buildings: Support controlled access at public-facing entrances.
Passage width, accessibility requirements, credential verification time, and pedestrian volume should be assessed before selecting a model for a specific installation.
Aurotoshi offers three swing barrier configurations to suit different operational and design requirements:
Economy (SB3216): A slim cabinet with an illuminated wing and six pairs of infrared sensors for routine access-controlled entrances.
Premium (SB306): A robust stainless steel configuration with a customisable wing for main lobbies and frequently used pedestrian lanes.
Signature (SB3217): A flagship design featuring a 3 mm forged aluminium alloy cabinet, servo drive, eight pairs of infrared sensors, and a mechanism rated for 15 million cycles.
The Economy and Premium models are listed with a 10-million-cycle rating, while the Signature model is rated for 15 million cycles. Specifications, enclosure protection, sensor arrangements, and drive features vary by model.
The right pedestrian access control solution depends on the entrance layout, security level, expected footfall, and accessibility requirements. Aurotoshi swing barrier gates are suitable for entrances that require controlled pedestrian movement with wider passage options. For facilities prioritising high-throughput movement through retractable wings, flap barriers offer another option. Where a project requires a different gate configuration, Aurotoshi's P-Gates can also be considered based on the site's access requirements.
Aurotoshi combines in-house manufacturing in Ghaziabad with proprietary gate-control technology to support project-specific pedestrian access requirements. Its swing barrier range offers three build tiers, multiple passage-width options, model-specific sensor configurations, and integration with compatible access control technologies.
For facility owners, consultants, EPC contractors, and system integrators, selecting the appropriate swing barrier manufacturer in India involves evaluating construction quality, operating performance, accessibility, integration requirements, and after-sales support. Aurotoshi's range helps buyers compare these factors and identify a swing barrier configuration suited to their site.
Models & Specifications
Choose from our range of high performance variants tailored to your specific facility requirements.
Slim 1.2 mm stainless cabinet, illuminated 10 mm wing, 6-pair IR on brushless DC. Lightest at 45 kg.
Robust 1.5 mm stainless cabinet with a customisable 10 mm acrylic wing and 5-pair IR on brushless DC.
Forged aluminium zero-weld cabinet, servo drive at 15 million cycles, 8-pair IR, opening adjustable 0.5-1.5 s.
Slim 1.2 mm stainless cabinet, illuminated 10 mm wing, 6-pair IR on brushless DC. Lightest at 45 kg.
Robust 1.5 mm stainless cabinet with a customisable 10 mm acrylic wing and 5-pair IR on brushless DC.
Forged aluminium zero-weld cabinet, servo drive at 15 million cycles, 8-pair IR, opening adjustable 0.5-1.5 s.
Full Specification Comparison
| Specification | Swing Barrier - Economy | Swing Barrier - Premium | Swing Barrier - Signature |
|---|---|---|---|
| Choose it when | Budget leads the decision and the lane is a routine staff or visitor entry | The lane is a main entrance and you want to specify the wing material and thickness | The entrance is a statement piece and the lane runs hard all day |
| Traffic profile | Steady daily footfall, one or two lanes | Sustained footfall across a bank of lanes | Peak-hour surges, continuous duty |
| Entrance character | Functional - slim cabinet, illuminated wing, smallest floor presence | Considered - heavier stainless section, glass or custom-thickness wing | Architectural - forged aluminium, no welded joints, three anodised finishes |
| Security level | Standard - 6 IR pairs | Standard - 5 IR pairs, customisable | Highest - 8 IR pairs |
| Passage experience | Fixed opening under 0.5 s | Fixed opening under 0.5 s | Opening tuned 0.5 to 1.5 s to the pace of the crowd |
| Service life | 10 million cycles | 10 million cycles | 15 million cycles |
| Customization Option | NA | Low | Yes - 4 colour variants available |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Common queries from facility managers, procurement heads, and plant engineers.
A swing barrier is a pedestrian access-control lane with a swinging wing, typically offering a 550 mm standard passage or a 900 mm wide passage. It supports throughput of approximately 30 to 35 people per minute. A P-gate is designed for wider, assisted access, including persons with reduced mobility (PRM) and people using trolleys, with a typical throughput of 20 to 25 people per minute. Many facilities use a bank of swing barriers alongside a P-gate to accommodate different access requirements.
Aurotoshi offers three swing barrier models to suit different operational and design requirements. The Economy SB3216 features a slim 1.2 mm stainless steel cabinet, an illuminated wing, and six pairs of infrared (IR) sensors. The Premium SB306 features a heavier 1.5 mm stainless steel section, a customisable wing, and five IR sensor pairs. The Signature SB3217 features a 3 mm forged aluminium alloy cabinet without welded joints, a servo drive rated for 15 million cycles, eight IR sensor pairs, and adjustable opening time from 0.5 to 1.5 seconds.
Aurotoshi swing barriers support a throughput of approximately 30 to 35 people per minute per lane. The standard passage width is 550 mm, with a 900 mm wide passage option. Actual throughput depends on credential verification time, pedestrian behaviour, and the access-control configuration.
Aurotoshi swing barriers offer acrylic and polycarbonate wing options, with additional customisation available for selected models. The Economy model features an illuminated 10 mm wing, while the Premium model supports customised wing specifications, including toughened glass or different thicknesses where configured. The Signature model offers a premium wing configuration. Wing material, thickness, and illumination should be confirmed for the selected model.
Aurotoshi swing barrier gates include anti-tailgating and anti-pass-back functions to help control unauthorised passage. Infrared sensor arrays monitor pedestrian movement through the lane. The Economy SB3216 has six pairs of IR sensors, the Premium SB306 has five pairs, and the Signature SB3217 has eight pairs. Detection performance depends on the selected model and system configuration.
Aurotoshi swing barriers support integration options for RFID cards, fingerprint readers, QR codes, facial recognition, iris recognition, and Morpho systems. The barriers can be configured to work with compatible access-control equipment. Fire-alarm operation and fail-safe or fail-secure behaviour should be confirmed against the selected configuration and site safety requirements.
Swing barriers are used in corporate offices, business parks, airports, metro concourses, hospitals, educational institutions, government buildings, and industrial facilities. They are suitable for entrances that require controlled pedestrian access, and the wider 900 mm passage option can support accessibility and luggage movement where specified.
Aurotoshi's standard swing barrier sizes typically have a lead time of 4 to 6 weeks after order confirmation. Custom sizes may require 6 to 8 weeks. Manufacturing takes place at Aurotoshi's facility in Ghaziabad, and a site survey is typically arranged within three working days of an enquiry, subject to scheduling and site access.
Yes. Aurotoshi offers Annual Maintenance Contracts (AMC) for installed swing barrier systems. Maintenance can include drive and wing servicing, infrared sensor and access-control calibration, and breakdown response. As the original equipment manufacturer (OEM), Aurotoshi can also support spare-parts requirements.
Yes. Aurotoshi supplies pedestrian access-control solutions for EPC contractors, ELV consultants, system integrators, procurement teams, and OEM or sub-vendor requirements. Its in-house engineering and manufacturing capabilities support project-specific requirements, including bills of quantities (BOQs) and technical submittals. Aurotoshi has been manufacturing pedestrian access-control systems since 1992.
After Installation
We don't disappear after installation. Structured AMC, 24-hour breakdown response, in-house spare parts dispatched from Ghaziabad.