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Arimack Heck manufactured rack and pinion construction elevator.
The "Rack and Pinion Elevator" technology of Arimac, always a step ahead.
♦ Excellent Safety Equipped with proven safety devices to ensure the safety of workers. ♦ Excellent Compatibility Allows for the installation of work platforms and construction lifts by sharing the mast. ♦ Excellent Durability Reduces impact on the machine through inverter control, enhancing durability. ♦ Excellent Cost-effectiveness Reduces maintenance costs of the machine by using durable Swedish steel.
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1. Space-saving & flexible installation location Since the elevator room and drive components are integrated, there is no need for a separate installation space for the machinery. There is also no need to install a bearing shaft vertically from the foundation. As a result, the initial investment is lower compared to conventional wire rope lifts. Installation in existing structures can be done at a low cost with minimal interference from the structure. 2. Fewer moving parts that can cause failures The simple rack and pinion structure has fewer failures and has gained high reliability. Even if the dimensions of the main components are increased, excellent durability can be achieved. This high reliability leads to reduced maintenance costs, and due to the simplicity of the structure, maintenance work can be carried out very quickly.
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The Arimak elevator has virtually no height restrictions. The highest elevator that has been operational to date reaches a total length of 645 meters. Under such harsh conditions, the wire rope system, which requires constant inspection and maintenance due to its exposed external nature, is not suitable. The Arimak elevator maintains the floor's levelness accurately at all times, regardless of the load. Wire elevators can experience expansion and contraction due to temperature changes, making installation difficult in certain locations.
