Otis to Lift Discussion on Elevator Technology at AIA
PHILADELPHIA - Otis, the world's largest manufacturer and maintainer of people-moving products, including elevators, escalators and moving walkways, will present an educational session about recent advances in elevator technology at the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Convention 2016. Otis is a unit of United Technologies Corp. (NYSE: UTX). Mary Ryan, senior manager, new equipment, Otis...
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Double Brake Design improves commercial elevator safety.
Double MNB brake for commercial elevators consists of 2 identical brakes mounted on one adaptor flange. Since brakes are holding only, both operate simultaneously when required to come on. If problem occurs with one brake, other can still handle torque load required. Both brakes are equipped with limit switches to know when brake is either engaged or disengaged. Product helps meet demands in...
Read More »Modernization Products upgrade building elevators.
Miconic HXpress(TM) uses microprocessor technology to modernize older hydraulic elevators, providing remote monitoring and consistent car leveling. Dynahyd hydraulic control valve improves performance in low-rise buildings. Miconic TXpress(TM) upgrades older traction elevators in mid-rise buildings. It enhances ride quality by analyzing traffic patterns and car positions, allowing for shorter...
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Avoid Pressure Equipment Failure
This eBook gives a guide on how to prevent pressure equipment failure.
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Basalt America Announces Stronger, Lighter, and Corrosion-Free FRP's (Fiber Reinforced Polymers)
Fiber Reinforced Polymers (FRP), represents a truly groundbreaking advancement in structural reinforcement. Lightweight, strong, and green, they are changing the way the construction industry thinks about rebar. Unlike steel, FRPs don't rust and are far stronger than standard rebar. To learn why Fiber Reinforced Polymers are poised to change the way the world builds, see our video.
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