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Mechanical Automation

Move people and vehicles, smoothly and safely.

Mechanical automation touches safety, traffic flow and security. We plan motors, sensors, access control, emergency release and civil readiness before installation.

Mechanical Automation

What's included

  • Automatic sliding & swing doors
  • Fixed & retractable bollards
  • Boom barriers with RFID / ANPR
  • Revolving doors & speed gates
  • Integration with access control & CCTV

Ideal for

  • Corporate campuses
  • Hotels & malls
  • Gated communities
  • Logistics & parking facilities

Brand partners

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Buying clarity

Questions worth answering before a quotation.

Is the system for vehicles, pedestrian doors, perimeter restriction or visitor flow?

What peak-hour traffic volume should it handle?

Does it need RFID, ANPR, biometric, remote or guard-desk control?

What happens during power failure or emergency evacuation?

Site survey

What we check before design starts.

A good survey keeps the final BOQ grounded in your actual site instead of a generic product list.

  • Civil foundation and mounting readiness
  • Traffic direction, queue length and safety zones
  • Power, earthing and backup availability
  • Integration points with CCTV and access control

Delivery method

How the work moves from brief to handover.

Step 1

Site survey

We map existing infrastructure, user flow, risk points, cable paths and future expansion needs before recommending hardware.

Step 2

Design and BOQ

You receive a practical design, itemised BOQ and clear scope boundaries so purchase and execution decisions are easier.

Step 3

Installation and testing

Our team installs, labels, tests and tunes the system on site, then resolves snags before handover.

Step 4

Training and support

We train your team on daily use, escalation and basic checks, then support the system through AMC or call-based service.

Technical depth

Where our automation work becomes visibly different.

These are the practical engineering layers that make the final installation serviceable, secure and easier to operate.

Vehicle and pedestrian movement control

Automation must control movement safely and predictably. We plan the route, traffic flow, user behaviour and obstruction risk before selecting motors or barriers.

  • Boom barrier, gate, bollard and automatic-door workflow planning
  • Vehicle loop, photocell, radar and safety-edge review
  • Traffic direction, queue behaviour and peak-hour movement checks
  • Manual release and power-failure behaviour planning

Access inputs and parking workflow

Automation becomes useful when it knows who or what is allowed to move. We connect RFID, remote, QR, ticket, ANPR-ready and guard-desk workflows carefully.

  • RFID/UHF tag, QR, ticket and remote-control workflow
  • Parking entry-exit logic and manual exception handling
  • Integration with access control, CCTV and security desk
  • Reporting and admin handover for parking operations

Lift access and emergency override

Buildings need clear logic for lift permissions, fire alarm behaviour, emergency release and security lockdown. We document these states before commissioning.

  • Lift floor-permission and reader/controller planning
  • Fire alarm override for doors, barriers and lift access
  • Fail-safe/fail-secure behaviour by site risk
  • Emergency release demonstration and maintenance checklist

Case-study direction

Proof points clients can relate to.

Residential society boom barrier workflow

Vehicle entry planned with RFID, visitor exception handling, loop safety and security-desk operation.

Faster authorised entry and fewer manual gate conflicts during peak hours.

Commercial lift access and floor permissions

Reader placement, floor mapping, user groups and fire/emergency bypass documented before commissioning.

Controlled movement between floors while preserving emergency behaviour.

Lobby automatic door with safety sensors

Door operator, sensor coverage, opening width, power backup and emergency release planned for daily public movement.

Smoother entry experience with safer operation and clearer maintenance checks.

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Handover

What you receive after commissioning.

  • Control wiring and integration notes
  • Emergency release instructions
  • User operating guide
  • Preventive maintenance checklist

AMC support

How we keep the system healthy.

  • Motor, sensor and controller health checks
  • Safety and emergency release testing
  • Lubrication and mechanical alignment
  • Integration support for access/CCTV changes

Avoidable mistakes

Where projects usually go wrong.

  • Installing automation before civil readiness
  • Ignoring pedestrian and vehicle safety zones
  • Skipping emergency release planning