Escalators & Travelators
Commercial escalators and moving walks for malls, metro stations, airports and showrooms.
- 30° and 35° inclination
- 800 / 1000 / 1200 mm step widths
- Sensor-driven standby operation
- Full public-area safety package
Overview
Why our escalators range
Escalators move volume. We supply and install commercial-duty escalators at 30° and 35° inclinations and horizontal or inclined travelators, with sensor-driven standby operation that idles the unit when nobody is on it.
Public-area installations are specified with the full safety set — comb-plate, handrail-entry and step-sag monitoring, plus anti-slide devices on balustrades.
Typical applications
- Shopping malls and department stores
- Metro and railway stations
- Airports and transit terminals
- Showrooms and exhibition centres
Technical specifications
- Step width
- 800 / 1000 / 1200 mm
- Inclination
- 30° or 35°
- Speed
- 0.5 m/s (0.65 m/s optional)
- Rise
- Up to 10 m standard
- Balustrade
- Toughened glass or stainless steel
- Travelators
- Horizontal or 0° – 12° inclined
- Operation
- Continuous or sensor-driven standby
- Location
- Indoor or semi-outdoor
Specifications are indicative. Every dimension, finish and control configuration can be customised to your building — send us your shaft drawing for an exact proposal.
Features
What is inside the specification
The engineering decisions that make the difference between a lift that works and a lift that keeps working.
Standby and auto-start
Infrared sensors at both landings idle the unit or run it at crawl speed when unused, cutting energy consumption significantly in off-peak periods.
Comprehensive safety monitoring
Comb-plate impact, handrail entry, step sag, missing step, skirt-panel obstruction and overspeed detection, each with independent shutdown.
Indoor and semi-outdoor builds
Galvanised trusses, drainage provision and IP-rated components for entrance lobbies and covered outdoor locations.
Balustrade options
Toughened glass or stainless steel balustrades with LED skirt and comb lighting, plus anti-slide devices where required.
Questions
Escalators FAQs
Cannot find your question? Call us — we would rather talk it through than have you guess.
What is the difference between an escalator and a travelator?
An escalator uses stepped treads to move people between floors. A travelator (moving walk) uses a continuous flat pallet band to move people — and trolleys — horizontally or at a shallow incline.
Next step
Request a quotation for escalators & travelators
Send us the shaft dimensions and number of stops and we will return a layout, specification and itemised price.
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