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Boon Edam has the largest selection of security doors and portals that eliminate tailgating and piggybacking into commercial/office, banking, data centers and government applications. We offer...Read More
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Boon Edam offers a wide range of optical turnstiles to suit any architectural decor or security need. Choose from barrier and barrier-free opticals, opticals with waist high and full height panels...Read More
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Boon Edam offers an extensive range of durable and reliable full height security turnstiles for both indoor and outdoor perimeter protection. Choose from a wide range of finishes and options,...Read More
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Boon Edam offers a full range of durable, high quality waist high turnstiles to suit a wide range of applications including sports arenas, amusement parks, casinos, transit, ports and harbors, etc....Read More
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Boon Edam offers both waist high and full height ADA-compliant access gates for a variety of applications. All gates are compatible with Boon Edam security turnstiles and are compatible with any...Read More
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