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About Escalators and Parts

Whether you require a bull gear, sprocket, gearbox, drive shaft, handrail drive, handrail tension assembly, gear guards, wire packages, or any other mechanical component of an escalator system, you can find it all on our website.

Better-cast steps, full access covers, escalator handrails, skirts, panels, signs, and more can help you maintain and upgrade the aesthetics of your escalators.

We have escalator cast steps that don't have cracks, don't need tread and riser replacement, come with demarcation strips, weigh less, and make any current escalator look better.

In the elevator work, old parts in the escalator are a very common thing. Most of the clients have heard that the lift parts are no longer available or are out of date. This is also the reason that elevator parts going out of date, old escalators and obsolete elevator parts.

We can help you get the parts you need for your Escalator- Kone Escalator TravelMaster 110 or Moving Walkway MSC 30. We keep a wide range of parts for many Escalator Manufacturers in stock, and if we don't have what you need, we'll do our best to find it and give you the best price we can. 

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How do you call the steps of an escalator?

Ans: The front wheels of the steps move along the step-wheel track, and the back wheels move along the trailer-wheel track. Because of how these tracks are set up, the steps move out from under the comb plate in the shape of a staircase.

2. What are the parts of an escalator's truss?

Ans: The elevator truss is made up of three main parts: the upper section, the inclined section, and the lower section. Usually, the upper and lower parts are fixed, and the middle section can be changed to make the height of the structure different.

3. What do you call a frame made of steel?

Ans: There are three main kinds of steel frames: those that hold up walls, those that look like skeletons, and those that have long spans. Wall-bearing steel frames depend a lot on the brick walls to which they are attached.

4. What does the sensor on an elevator get called?

Ans: The photoelectric sensor is used to find out where people are standing so that the escalator doesn't stop and start by itself if someone is on it.

5. What kind of safety device does an elevator have?

Ans: Safety-Comb Step Safety Switch (CSS): A safety mechanism that stops the elevator if something gets stuck between the Step and the Comb.