Showing Results for Category:
The Hydraulic Elevator Return to Home
Jack DesignsHere's a closer look at two types of jacks used on a hydraulic eleav... Jack ProtectionThe A17.1 Safety Code for Elevators and Escalators requires that ... Rail ModuleRail Module: The rail module contains the rails (typically 16 feet lo... Jack ModuleJack Module: The jack module consists of different types of jack asse... Entrance ModuleEntrance: The framework for the opening is called the entrance a... Cab ModuleCab Module: The cab module may be either a passenger or freight type. ... SilencerThe silencer removes vibrations that would otherwise be transferred thro... Fixture ModuleFixture Module: The car operating panel and hall push buttons all... Piping Package The piping package has distinctive characteristics for the jack h... Dry Pump UnitA dry power unit is assembled with the pump, motor, control valve, ... SlingSling: is the framework around the cab and platform. Included is the Stile... StilesStiles: Two vertical channels, one on each side of the car, running parall... PlatformPlatform: is the surface that the cab sits on. Cross-Head Cross-Head: Channels running horizontally between the stiles at the v... BolsterBolster: Two channels running horizontally between the two vertical stile... Brace Rods Brace Rods:Normally, there are four brace rods. One end attaches midw... Platen Plate Platen Plate: plate that attaches the piston to the bolster on the ... Toe GuardToe Guard: This piece of equipment is rarely seen by elevator passenger... Strike Plates Strike Plates: Two strike plates are attached to the underside of ... AMEE There are some important points to know about the jacks in a twin-post jack... AMEE CThe ThyssenKrupp Elevator “single-post” holeless jack is a unique design.T... Oil CoolerOil Temperature is critical for hydraulic power units. Hot oil is caus...