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Access control experts dormakaba have recently launched their new Argus barrier range.

Aiming to transform the access control user experience, the compact Argus 40 has been specifically designed for areas with limited space with a length of just 1200mm.

With great design options in a small format, their unique features make them specifically suitable for facilities across all sectors of the leisure industry.

With businesses, including those in the leisure industry, having a duty of care to its patrons, Argus barriers can have child detection sensors, concealed scanners and ability to increase barrier heights to 1800 mm to ensure that safety, aesthetics and security are met.

David Wilson, Manager of Physical Access Systems, dormakaba explains “at dormakaba our vision is to provide solutions that are easy to use, inviting and unique.

“Not only are we innovators when it comes to designing products and solutions, we also have the skills and team to support the products on an ongoing basis. With 24/7 support, our service team can service and maintain a wide variety of our products”

dormakaba is a global market leading provider of access solutions with products ranging from access control, automatic doors, master key systems, door hardware and digital door lock systems.

Click here to contact dormakaba in Australia via their entry in the Australasian Leisure Management Supplier Directory.

Image shows the dormakaba Argus barrier 40.

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