DOOR designs and manufactures automated vision box egate systems for airport pre-security, immigration, customs, border control and other passenger-processing checkpoints. Depending on the selected model and project configuration, the system can integrate boarding pass scanning, passport or identity document reading, facial recognition, fingerprint verification and passenger access control functions.

 

Selecting the right E-Gate requires more than comparing cabinet appearance. Project teams should evaluate the passenger-processing stage, required documents, biometric verification method, clear passage width, expected throughput, anti-tailgating logic, communication interfaces and emergency operating requirements.

 

Compare the E-Gate models below or request an E-Gate project evaluation based on your specific e gate application, lane quantity and system integration requirements.

 

Advantages of Buying DOOR E-Gates in Bulk

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Key components

 

Key components imported from Germany for reliability, ensuring stable performance in demanding environments. As one of experienced e gate manufacturers, DOOR carefully selects internationally recognized components to ensure long-term durability and consistent operation.

 

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Customization supported

 

Customization of automatic epassport gates is supported to meet specific project needs.

 

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Industry-leading

 

Industry-leading design for superior performance.

 

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Competitive Wholesale Pricing: Bulk purchasing can reduce the average e gate price and e gate cost per unit, helping project teams make better use of their available budget.

 

Priority Production Scheduling: Your large orders receive priority in our manufacturing queue, ensuring faster delivery.

 

Dedicated Account Management: Get personalized support from a dedicated specialist who understands your business needs.

 

Customized Logistics Solutions: We work with you to streamline shipping and handling for large-scale orders.

 

What Is an Automated E-Gate?

Quick answer: An automated E-Gate is a self-service passenger-processing lane that combines a physical barrier with document or credential readers, pedestrian sensors, control software and, where required, biometric verification. It releases the lane only after the connected system confirms that the passenger and presented credential meet the configured checkpoint rules.

 

In airport pre-security, boarding, customs or immigration projects, an E-Gate may be configured to process a boarding pass, QR code, identity document, machine-readable passport or electronic passport. Facial or fingerprint verification can also be integrated when required by the approved passenger-processing workflow. The supported functions depend on the selected reader, biometric device, software platform and system interfaces.

 

An airport or immigration E-Gate is different from a standard office speed gate. A speed gate primarily controls pedestrian access through cards, QR codes, mobile or visitor credentials. An E-Gate may also need travel-document reading, passenger-data verification, biometric matching and integration with airport, airline or border-authority systems. Read the detailed airport E-Gate vs speed gate comparison if your project is still selecting the airport smart gate type.

 

DOOR EG31–EG38 E-Gate Model Comparison

DOOR offers eight E-Gate models for different passenger-processing projects. The table below uses the specifications currently published on the individual EG31–EG38 product pages. When comparing E-Gate manufacturers, buyers should also confirm the final document readers, biometric modules, software interfaces and operating workflow against the latest project data sheet.

 

Specification note: *The current product pages list 8–12 persons per minute, subject to the actual configuration. This is a product-level reference, not a guaranteed end-to-end passenger-processing rate. Document reading, biometric capture, system response, passenger behavior and exception handling can change real throughput. Confirm all specifications and optional modules in the latest approved data sheet before tender submission or procurement.

 

For a clearer distinction between airport and border applications, review airport pre-security E-Gates vs immigration E-Gates before confirming the required model and system interfaces.

 

E-Gate Applications Across the Passenger Journey

E-Gate selection should begin with the passenger-processing stage rather than the cabinet appearance. Each checkpoint has different verification, accessibility, integration and exception-management requirements.

 

How Does an Automated E-Gate Work?

The exact sequence depends on the checkpoint, but a typical automated E-Gate workflow includes the following steps:

 

1. Credential Presentation

 

The passenger presents a boarding pass, ticket, identity document, passport or approved digital credential.

 

2. Document or Credential Reading

 

The configured reader captures the required barcode, QR, MRZ, document or permitted electronic-chip data.

 

3. System Verification

 

The connected passenger, airline, access control or authority system evaluates the configured rules.

 

4. Biometric Matching

 

Where required, a live face or fingerprint sample is compared with an authorized reference through the approved biometric system.

 

5. Lane Safety Detection

 

Pedestrian sensors monitor passenger position, direction and possible tailgating according to the configured lane logic.

 

6. Release or Staff Intervention

 

The barrier releases after successful verification. A failed or incomplete transaction can be routed to staff for review.

 

Learn more about how automated E-Gates work, including their verification technologies, applications and system-integration considerations.

 

What Determines E-Gate Price?

E-Gate price cannot be determined from the cabinet model alone. The quotation depends on the complete passenger-processing system, including lane quantity, passage width, document and biometric devices, software interfaces, project testing, installation and service scope.

 

Information Needed for an E-Gate Quotation

 

Airport, customs, immigration, boarding or other application

 

Passenger-processing workflow and number of standard or accessible lanes

 

Boarding pass, QR, ID, passport, electronic-passport or biometric requirements

 

Required interfaces, connected software and third-party system documentation

 

Expected passenger volume, available site dimensions and operating environment

 

Factory testing, installation, commissioning, training and delivery schedule

 

Send these details through the E-Gate project enquiry form so the appropriate model, modules and integration scope can be reviewed before quotation.

 

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