INSTALLATION PROCESS

Agreement Sign and Order Placed: The agreement signifies a mutual understanding and commitment, outlining the responsibilities and expectations of both parties. Once the conditions are solidified, the client places the order, officially initiating the manufacturing process.

A group of experts does an on-site evaluation to determine the exact requirements of the elevator installation after the original agreement is signed and the order is placed. This involves precise measurements of the shaft dimensions, ensuring a tailored fit for the elevator system.

Following the initial site visit and measurements, skilled engineers and designers translate the gathered data into a comprehensive schematic representation. This drawing serves as a precise and consistent representation of the layout, dimensions, and essential components of the entire elevator system, acting as a visual roadmap.

These discussions cover a range of topics, from safety regulations to customization options, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the client's needs. simultaneously the site preparation process begins with evaluations of the installation area.

It encompasses a range of factors, from confirming the completion of structural modifications to ensuring that all electrical and safety requirements are met.

This step involves careful coordination between the manufacturing facility and the client to ensure timely and secure delivery. The items are carefully inspected upon arrival to make sure they comply with the project agreement's standards.

The guide rails, essential for the elevator's smooth vertical movement, are meticulously installed to ensure precise alignment and functionality. Simultaneously, the door frame, a critical component for passenger safety and system integrity, is securely positioned.

This phase involves skilled craftsmen and construction professionals who execute the necessary structural modifications to accommodate the elevator system.

This step includes installing the motor, wires, pulleys, and other mechanical components that are necessary to make the elevator function. Rigorous testing and quality checks are conducted to verify the proper functioning and alignment of these components, guaranteeing optimal performance and safety.

This step includes installing the motoSkilled technicians meticulously position and secure the pit buffer stand, a critical component that absorbs energy during elevator descent, enhancing safety and stability. Concurrently, the machine channel is carefully grouted to ensure a secure foundation for the elevator's machinery. r, wires, pulleys, and other mechanical components that are necessary to make the elevator function. Rigorous testing and quality checks are conducted to verify the proper functioning and alignment of these components, guaranteeing optimal performance and safety.

This step includes installing the motoSkilled technicians meticulously position and secure the pit buffer stand, a critical component that absorbs energy during elevator descent, enhancing safety and stability. Concurrently, the machine channel is carefully grouted to ensure a secure foundation for the elevator's machinery. r, wires, pulleys, and other mechanical components that are necessary to make the elevator function. Rigorous testing and quality checks are conducted to verify the proper functioning and alignment of these components, guaranteeing optimal performance and safety.

During this trial run, the elevator operates continuously for 48 hours, mimicking real-world usage conditions. Skilled technicians closely monitor various parameters, including speed, load-bearing capacity, and adherence to safety protocols.

The handover marks the end of a cooperative process that emphasizes the creation of a long-lasting relationship between the elevator manufacturer and the customer in addition to the delivery of a fully operational elevator.