Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
Production facility designed for export-grade access control manufacturing
Dedicated assembly lines, in-house quality control stations, and export-optimized packaging. ISO9001 certified, CE compliant, D-U-N-S registered.
Factory-direct manufacturing under one roof
Located in the Guangming District of Shenzhen, our facility houses the full production chain: material receiving and inspection, sub-assembly, final assembly, electronic integration and testing, quality control, and export packaging. By controlling every stage in-house, we eliminate the quality gaps and communication delays that plague multi-vendor supply chains.
Our production floor is organized into dedicated zones for pedestrian turnstile assembly, vehicle access system assembly, electronic integration and burn-in testing, and quality inspection. Each zone follows documented standard operating procedures with defined in-process QC checkpoints.
For overseas buyers evaluating a new supplier, we welcome factory visits and third-party audits. Walk the production line, meet the QC team, and inspect finished goods before shipping.
Production lines
Three dedicated production zones, each with defined workflows and quality checkpoints.
Assembly line
Dedicated assembly stations for each product category: speed gates, swing gates, flap barriers, tripod turnstiles, and automatic barrier gates. Each station is equipped with the tooling, jigs, and test fixtures specific to that product type. Operators follow documented assembly procedures with photographic work instructions at each station. Sub-assemblies are built and tested independently before integration into the final unit.
Electronic components — controllers, power supplies, sensors, readers — are assembled in a separate ESD-protected zone and tested before mechanical integration.
Testing stations
Every assembled unit undergoes functional testing before it leaves the production line. Test stations cover: mechanical cycle testing (minimum 500 open/close cycles per unit), obstruction detection and safety sensor response, access control reader integration (dry contact, Wiegand, RS-485, TCP/IP), indicator light and audio signal verification, and emergency egress function.
For units with integrated electronics, a burn-in test runs the controller under load for a minimum of 24 hours to identify any early-life component failures before shipping.
QC stations
Quality control stations are positioned at three critical points in the workflow: incoming materials inspection, in-process assembly verification, and final pre-packaging inspection. Each station is staffed by dedicated QC technicians who work from detailed checklists and record findings in production lot inspection reports.
QC documentation is retained for every production lot and is available for customer review. Third-party inspection agencies (SGS, Bureau Veritas, or customer-nominated) are welcome to conduct independent inspections at any stage.
Quality control system
Four-stage QC process aligned with ISO9001 requirements. Documented, repeatable, and auditable.
1. Incoming materials inspection
All raw materials — stainless steel sheets, electronic components, motors, sensors, glass panels — are inspected against purchase specifications upon receipt. Material certificates and mill test reports are verified and filed. Non-conforming materials are quarantined and returned to the supplier.
2. In-process QC
QC checks at defined production stages: welding integrity, dimensional accuracy of fabricated parts, surface finish quality, electronic component soldering and connectivity, and sub-assembly functional test. Non-conformances are documented, root cause is identified, and corrective action is taken before the lot continues.
3. Final inspection
Every completed unit is inspected against the approved specification sheet or customer drawing. Checks cover: mechanical function (smooth operation, noise level, cycle speed), electronic function (all I/O ports, communication protocols), safety features (obstruction detection, emergency mode), and cosmetic finish (surface uniformity, no scratches or blemishes).
4. Pre-shipment inspection
Before packaging, a random sample from each production lot is pulled for AQL-based inspection. The sample is re-tested against all specification points. Packaging quality — crate construction, moisture protection, labeling accuracy — is verified. A pre-shipment inspection report is prepared and shared with the customer upon request.
Certifications and registrations
Verified credentials available for tender qualification and supplier onboarding.
ISO9001 certified
Quality management system certified to ISO9001 standards. Annual surveillance audits by an accredited certification body. Covers the full scope of access control equipment design, manufacturing, and after-sales service. Certificate available upon request for tender submission packages.
CE compliant
Products tested and compliant with European safety, EMC, and LVD directives. CE marking confirmed for all standard product lines. Compliance documentation and test reports available for customs clearance and importer registration in EU markets.
D-U-N-S registered
Dun & Bradstreet D-U-N-S number: 637941335. Registered in the D&B global business database for supplier verification and credit assessment. Facilitates procurement onboarding for corporate and government buyers who require D-U-N-S verification.
Export packaging and logistics
Packaging engineered for ocean freight — not domestic courier delivery. Every shipment is prepared to survive the journey from Shenzhen to your destination port.
Plywood export crates
Fumigated plywood crates built to ISPM 15 standards. Each unit is secured with custom-cut foam inserts to prevent movement during transit. Crates are labeled with handling instructions in English and the destination language.
Vacuum-sealed electronics
Electronic components and controllers are vacuum-sealed with desiccant packs to prevent moisture damage during ocean transit. Silica gel humidity indicators are included in each sealed package.
Container optimization
FCL (full container load) and LCL (less than container load) shipments are palletized and loaded according to a pre-planned container layout. We maximize container utilization to reduce your per-unit freight cost. Loading photos are provided before the container is sealed.
See the facility for yourself
Schedule a factory visit, request a video walkthrough, or nominate a third-party inspector. We are transparent about how your equipment is built.