The ropeway technique was first used by the Chinese in history. During the 250 BC, when the famous Great Wall of China was built, they used a rope technique to pull up the materials used in the construction of the city walls. During the First World War, Austria and Italy fought and a rope-operated system was used for the transportation of some thousand soldiers in the Alps. The first cabin cable car system was established in the US in 1935. Afterwards, three and four cabins, large cabins with a capacity of 20 people, multi-rope systems, two-storey cabin systems and facilities for 180 people were installed.

Ropeway systems are manufactured in different types in accordance with the intended use. For example, in single-ropeway installations, the transmission capacity is limited due to the constant rotation speed of the rope. The moving parts of the system are few and the cabins are permanently attached to the towline. There are also single rope systems which move cabinets in groups. Two and four cabins move together and the passenger capacity is higher. Another ropeway system is the double rope system. At least one meter between the two ropes, the cabins are connected to the ropes by two holders. Both ropes move at equal speed. The passenger capacity of these systems is much higher. For long distances and high floors, this type of telescopic system is preferred. These systems also have high wind stability.

The ski lifts and chairlifts used in ski centers are also simple ropeway systems. These systems work with low or high tow rope in accordance with the terrain structure and are used to carry skiers to the upper point. Despite its simple structure, it has a very high passenger capacity.

The Regulation on Health and Safety in the Use of Work Equipment requires that all ropeway systems, including chairlifts and chairlifts, be checked and inspected at least once a year by mechanical engineers, technicians and technicians to protect the safety of people.

Our company conducts regular inspections and inspections of ropeway systems within the scope of regular controls of lifting and conveying machines in accordance with the relevant legal regulations and standards published by domestic and foreign organizations.