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We’ve been guiding people safely and securely since 1964.

By serving airports all over the world for nearly 60 years, we’ve been able to innovate and improve crowd control solutions that withstand the use and abuse of millions of travelers and their bulky luggage. The longevity of our products reliably keep people informed, in line and protected. Below are just some examples of how Visiontron has helped guide passengers and protect employees. Call 631-582-8600 or use the form to contact a People Guidance Pro for assistance finding the right solution for your application.

View Project: JetBlue T5 at JFK

Read Article: Protection for the People Who Protect the People

View Project: JetBlue T5 Customs & Border Control at JFK

View Project: SeaTac Int’l

Read Article: Visiontron Helps United Airlines Board Better

See Guide: Designing the “New Queue”

Guide people with these tried and true crowd control solutions.

Grooved Retracta-Belt Posts Grooved Design Retractable Belt Stanchions, Crowd Control Stanchion

RETRACTA-BELT^® Posts & Accessories

From high-end finishes to industrial durability, there's a tried and true stanchion for any application.

Sign Stands & Accessories

Provide clear wayfinding with freestanding sign posts from eye level to over 6' tall.

Heavy Duty Series Q-Panel Post & Panel Crowd Control Barriers System Panels & Barricades

Rigid Barriers, Guards & Accessories

Add a rigid perimeter around your queue or create spaces with 6ft tall privacy panels.

Baggage Sizers

Baggage Sizers for airport luggage size regulations make it easy to measure & approve passenger carry-on bags for flights.

COVID BARRIERS: Protection for the people who protect the people.

Over 14,000 products delivered to 175 airports across the nation in 5 months = thousands of agents and travelers protected from germs. This past year has been difficult, to say the least. It certainly changed the way everyone behaves in public. The term ‘new normal’ has been thrown around ad nauseam with a degree of fear and anxiety, but there is something to be said for ‘new normal’ behaviors that just might be here to stay.