Chile. The capital of Chile will be the next venue for this event, in which the solutions offered by Wolpac and Rossi to different segments of the Latin American market are presented.
Both companies are part of FAAC Technologies, a company dedicated to the industrialization of automated systems and access controls for pedestrians and vehicles.
Solutions on display
The organizers have announced that attendees will be able to have a broader and more personalized experience of the following equipment manufactured by Brazilian companies:
- Wolvision: glass barrier with pivoting movement for opening and closing doors, offering high performance, elegance and high technology.
- Woltor III: Floor-to-ceiling turnstile developed to comply with strict access controls, eliminating the need for human surveillance and ensuring environmental safety with an excellent cost-benefit ratio.
- Slim Evolution II: tripod cabinet type windlass that harmonizes with the aesthetics of any environment. Ideal for rapid transit, it offers comfort, safety and practicality to the user.
- Microdrive Toll: talanquera for vehicles specially developed to offer speed, durability and economy. Its unique MHTM™ transmission unit provides greater speed and energy efficiency.
- Wolthunder: anti-evasion door that prevents fraud derived from the physical passage of users through transport blocks.
- DZ Atto Nitro: Rossi sliding input automation, now with Nitro Inverter Technology. Ideal for residential applications and light gates, up to 400kg.
- DZ GHT 9 Nitro: Sliding automation system with Rossi Nitro technology provided by a high-performance three-phase motor and electronic control unit of the Nitro 1024 inverter incorporated with anti-cloning system.
How to attend?
The RoadShow will take place this coming October 25, between 3 and 8 pm (Santiago time). The chosen place is the DoubleTree by Hilton Santiago Kennedy, located at Avenida Presidente Kennedy, lateral 4422, Vitacura, Santiago de Chile.
Likewise, it has been announced that admission to the event is free. However, it is necessary to register online, as spaces are limited. The deadline for registration is next Friday, October 20.
