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Finger vein terminal Finger Vein Recognition Device
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Vein recognition

Finger vein terminal

Finger Vein Recognition Device

A vein recognition option for sites that require stronger biometric assurance than basic card or fingerprint-only access, using near-infrared vein imaging and liveness detection.

Restricted roomsFinance and labsHealthcareHigh-security doors
Best-fit scenarios

Where this product family fits.

Use the application list to qualify the project, then confirm the exact production version against the door, network, software and environmental requirements.

  • 01Restricted rooms
  • 02Finance and labs
  • 03Healthcare
  • 04High-security doors
Structured specification table
Biometric modeFinger vein
Use caseHigher-assurance access control
Module size80(L)*50(W)*70(H) mm shown in catalog
ImagingNear-infrared image and vein image extraction
SecurityInternal finger features, difficult to replicate, liveness detection
Credential mixPalm vein, face, fingerprint, card and password product family
IntegrationConfirm interface and SDK support by selected model
Configuration note

Specifications and interfaces can vary by model, firmware and project configuration. Confirm the current datasheet before ordering.

Product FAQ

Questions to resolve before quotation.

The final recommendation depends on the selected model, installation environment and system architecture.

Why use finger vein instead of fingerprint?

Finger vein recognition reads sub-surface vein patterns and is often selected for higher-security applications. It may cost more and requires model-specific installation planning.

Is it always better than face recognition?

No. Face is better for fast, contactless flow; vein is better when stronger identity assurance is more important than speed and convenience.

Project evaluation

Evaluate Finger vein terminal for your project.

Share the door count, user count, credential mix, installation environment and software requirement. TIMY will help narrow the product and integration path.