How it works — one-way passage only.
The construction physically prevents movement in the reverse direction: passage is only possible in the permitted direction, while any attempt to enter from the opposite side is blocked by the rotor itself. This removes the need for extra sensors or locking mechanisms — the turnstile's own geometry does the job of protection.
A build option to match your conditions.
Side panels can be ordered demountable (the standard configuration, convenient for transport) or fully welded — the latter increases rigidity, useful for outdoor installations or sites with a higher risk of mechanical impact. The turnstile itself is available for either indoor or outdoor placement.
Two rotor configurations for different throughput needs.
Push&Go comes with either a Y-type rotor (120° between arms, three sectors) or an X-type rotor (90°, four sectors) — the choice affects passage speed and how comfortable the turnstile is for a given flow of people.
Push&Go is often installed where physical durability under load matters more than automation: municipal parks, swimming pools, fairs, open-air markets, factories, and other industrial sites.