Is the disinfection of incoming vehicles being thoroughly implemented? Stop and disinfect in the correct position to prevent the spread of avian influenza.
Are you thoroughly disinfecting incoming vehicles at the correct location? If the boundary of the premises is unclear or the location for disinfection varies each time, it may not effectively prevent avian influenza. Therefore, we recommend installing a "car gate" to keep vehicles stationary until they have completed disinfection. By implementing a system where "the gate opens after the vehicle has been disinfected," you can ensure consistent disinfection at a designated location and prevent any oversights in the process. *Please see the video below for the linked system. We will build a system tailored to your needs, so please feel free to consult us if you have any concerns. *For more details, please download the materials or contact us through our website.
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Public Systems is a professional in vehicle and pedestrian entry and exit gates. We handle everything from various proposals for managing vehicle and pedestrian access to design and construction. Please take a look at our affordable car gates, made possible by our in-house planning, manufacturing, and sales of "remote control gates" and "touchless systems." Additionally, we can also build total gate (barrier) systems to ensure safety for factories and critical facilities. Many companies have the opportunity to visit our model factory, where the actual equipment can be viewed at any time.
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