Structural, Protection, Safety
for Lifts & Escalators
Poorly Supported Equipment Transmits Every Vibration It Generates
When the floor is not perfectly level, machinery does not rest evenly on all support points. The equipment begins to tilt slightly and, once in operation, vibrates more intensely. The problem worsens over time, as vibration gradually loosens mounting hardware.
Access panels and protective covers face similar challenges. Their hinges and latches are subjected to repeated opening and closing during maintenance operations, while ongoing vibration continues to loosen components even when they remain closed.
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Our Positioning and Leveling Solutions
Leveling Devices
Our leveling solutions provide stable support for equipment installed on uneven surfaces through precise height adjustment.
The benefits extend well beyond stability. Proper leveling helps minimize tipping, control vibration, and protect the floor surface within the machine room.
We offer a wide range of stud-mounted and socket-mounted designs to suit different installation requirements. Certain models feature articulated bases that compensate for floor irregularities, combined with elastomer pads that enhance durability while protecting the supporting surface.
Available materials include carbon steel, stainless steel, and corrosion-resistant polymer versions for environments where long-term durability is critical.
Spring-Loaded Devices
These components deliver precise and repeatable force at the end of the stroke, making them ideal for positioning and retention applications.
Their primary advantage is simplified integration. By replacing complex spring assemblies with a single self-contained component, they streamline installation while ensuring reliable, consistent performance cycle after cycle.
Quick-Release Devices
Quick-release devices are specifically designed to simplify maintenance operations.
Combining a spring-loaded retractable plunger with a precision locating pin, they enable technicians to open access panels without tools and quickly reposition them once maintenance is complete.
The time savings achieved during each intervention may seem modest, but across an entire installed fleet they can significantly improve maintenance efficiency and reduce service time.