Half Height Turnstile (Waist High)

Half-height turnstiles are security barriers designed to control pedestrian access while providing a lower, more accessible structure than full-height turnstiles. They typically consist of a rotating mechanism with arms that allow only one person to pass at a time. These turnstiles are often used in areas requiring moderate security, such as office buildings, sports venues, transit stations, and amusement parks. Access is granted through methods like access cards, tickets, or biometric scans. While not as restrictive as full-height turnstiles, half-height turnstiles efficiently manage foot traffic, ensuring only authorized individuals can enter while maintaining a smooth flow.