Traction, MRL or hydraulic
Passenger Elevators
Daily vertical transport for apartments, offices and malls.
Specifications
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Equipment
Ten product families, specified against the building.
Each page carries the drive schematic, the specification bands we quote inside, and the trade-offs we would tell you about in a meeting.
Catalogue
Start from what the building has to move.
People, beds, pallets, vehicles or crowds. That answer narrows the choice faster than any spec sheet, and the drive follows from it.
From 900 × 1000 mm shaft
Home Elevators
Compact residential lifts for villas and duplexes.
Specifications
From 2100 mm car depth
Hospital Elevators
Stretcher-width cars for healthcare buildings.
Specifications
Glazed car and shaft
Capsule Elevators
Panoramic glass cars for lobbies and hospitality.
Specifications
Up to 180 starts/hr
Freight Elevators
High-capacity cars built for continuous loading.
Specifications
Not sure which
Tell us the building. We will name the product.
Most enquiries arrive as “we need a lift”. That is fine — the survey exists to turn it into a specification.
- Floor count and floor-to-floor height. Sets travel and the likely drive type.
- What the lift carries. People, beds, pallets or vehicles — this picks the family.
- Shaft, pit and headroom. If you have them. If not, we measure on site.
- Busiest hour of the day. Decides capacity, speed and how many cars you need.
Need the specification in writing?
Send the drawings or just the floor count. We return capacity, speed, drive type and the shaft dimensions the architect needs to leave.