Building interfaces
The gaps between a unit and the building are a potential accident risk. Integrating new safety features helps to mitigate that risk.
Give your passengers a safe ride
Anti-climbing deflectors
Anti-climbing deflectors installed at the bottom of an escalator, these structures safely impede anyone trying to climb on the outside of the balustrade.
Skirt brushes
Retrofitting skirt brushes reduces the risk of people or objects becoming trapped in the gap between the steps and the skirting profile.
Anti-falling safety curtain
These are installed outside the balustrade and are slightly higher than the handrail. They deter passengers from climbing over the side of the escalator and falling.
Safety gap upgrade
Bring your escalator up to current safety standards by integrating new safety features.
Building monitoring systems
Continuous monitoring of key escalator safety functions-such as handrail speed, drive speed, and brake performance-ensures reliable and safe operation at all times.
Mats on cover plates
The integration of anti-slip mats on cover plates enhances user safety by significantly minimizing slip and fall hazards.
Safety signaling and emergency stops
Clear safety signals guide users, reduces accidents and ensures confident escalator use. Enable a quick response in critical situations by ensuring emergency stops are always within reach, enhancing passenger safety.