Forthcoming Features
FEBRUARY – Issue 62
Door Systems
It is an accepted fact within the lift industry that lift entrances are the most vulnerable element of an installation, often being subjected to the most abuse during operation. It is vital that these systems are designed to suit the particular operating requirements of the site on which they are to be installed. This feature will provide our readers with information about the numerous choices that are currently available and assist them in the process of selection.
APRIL – LIFTEX 2010 SPECIAL
Preview for Liftex 2010
Liftex 2007 saw an unprecedented growth with an almost 100% increase in exhibitor numbers from the previous show. This was in no small part due to the opening of the exhibition to the whole of the industry including overseas companies, creating a lively and all-inclusive event. Liftex 2010 promises to be even more successful; so this Exhibition Preview provides an opportunity for Exhibitors to tell prospective visitors what they are really about. The SPECIAL Preview will be posted to the Elevation readership in advance of the Exhibition; it will also be distributed from the Elevation stand to visitors to the show.
MAY – Issue 63
Winding Units
The development of the Drive System sector of the lift industry has probably been the most dynamic in recent years. This development has been fueled by the requirement to produce smaller machines that are suitable of MRL applications coupled with the requirement to make gearless machines more accessible to the independent sector of our industry. This feature will provide an opportunity to keep the industry informed about systems that are currently available.
AUGUST – Issue 64
Control Systems
The Control System acts as the ‘brain’ for any lift installation. Its design and functionality is therefore crucial to the safe and efficient operation of any lift system. This feature provides designers and manufacturers with the opportunity to enlighten the Lift Industry on the advantages of their system.
NOVEMBER – Issue 65
Lift Packages
The process of designing and gathering components to form a complete lift is now rarely undertaken by the lift installer; the easier option is place a single order with a company for the supply of a complete Lift Package. This feature will offer suppliers of such packages with the opportunity to tell the industry how good they really are.