Escalators and escalators are used to facilitate the flow of crowded people in shopping malls, train and metro stations, airports, exhibition halls and many other places of major cities. Just as elevators are used for vertical transport, escalators are preferred in flat or slightly inclined areas, and escalators in inclined areas.

Steps of escalators and escalators are different from each other. In fact, both have chains that provide movement, but the chain links differ. In general, rubber coated tape or steel tape is used, and rarely rubber coated rope tape is used in walking belts or walking roads.

Escalators and escalators have safety switches to stop the belt in case of danger. Technical specifications vary depending on passenger capacity, speed and width of the band.

Security is at the forefront of escalators and stairs. They also include a hand band that works in accordance with the speed of the band. On some models, the movement of the belt can also be reversed.

The pallet and belt must be capable of supporting the uniformly distributed load (pressure) of 6000 N / m2 without deceleration and failure. These systems are designed to carry people not only to carry loads. Therefore, security measures should be kept at the highest level for human health.

According to the Regulation on Health and Safety in the Use of Work Equipment, escalators and stairs should be inspected and inspected at least once a year. In addition, if no other requirement is stipulated in the relevant standards, it must effectively and safely lift at least the 1,25 floor of the declared load. There must also be braking systems to stop the load quickly and keep the load in case of danger.

Our company carries out periodical inspections and inspections of escalators and escalators within the scope of regular controls of lifting and transmitting machines in accordance with the relevant legal regulations and standards published by domestic and foreign organizations. These standards are based on a few standards:

• TS EN 13015 + A1 Maintenance of elevators and escalators - Rules for maintenance instructions
• TS EN ISO 14798 Lifts, escalators and escalators - Risk assessment and risk reduction