Boon Edam Launches Mobile Turnstile

UK manufacturer Boon Edam has unveiled the Turnlock 100 Mobile Platform, a portable full-height turnstile engineered to provide robust access control for temporary and evolving job sites.

Designed with mobility in mind, the unit is mounted on a forklift-ready steel base, enabling rapid relocation without the need for trenching, anchoring, or permanent installation.

This new solution is particularly suited for construction zones, industrial facilities, event venues, and remote or military locations where temporary security perimeters are required.

The full-height barrier design offers strong deterrence against tailgating and unauthorised entry, enhancing safety and control in dynamic environments.

Available in either galvanized or powder-coated finishes, the Turnlock 100 is built to withstand harsh weather conditions and extended outdoor use. The platform is also compatible with a variety of access control systems, including card readers and biometric devices, and supports code compliance for regulated environments.

With its plug-and-play design, the Turnlock 100 offers flexibility to adjust site access points as project conditions change, ensuring that security measures can evolve in step with operations.

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