Elevator Skates
It is used to move the elevator car and its weight separately in vertical movement, such as elevator skates or elevator rails, and to stop the car when the parachute device operates to minimize their horizontal movement. It maintains the vertical orientation of the cabinet and the counterweight and prevents them from turning. At the same time, T-sections, which are drawn steel, are generally used as the element used by the parachute device to fix the cabin. It is important that the rails are vertical and the distance between them is constant throughout the well. In addition, the back of the rail is machined as a flat surface for the backing plate. The tie plate should be fixed with at least 4 bolts from the end of the rail and its thickness should be used as the rail thickness.
The rail should be supported at its lowest end in the well and supports should be placed at regular intervals along the entire rail. The support walls are sufficient to balance the horizontal forces. Inline skates consist of a rolling and bearing wheel that is in constant contact with the guide rails. Vibrations are greatly reduced as the wheels are made of plastic or polyurethane. It is preferred due to its silent operation and low friction. The rails on which the roller skates are located are not lubricated. Skating is the first choice for high-speed elevators. However, it is also used in medium speed elevators to gain power with soft handling and reduced friction losses. In short, it is an elevator spare part that guides the movement of the elevator car and its counterweight in the travel distance on the rail. It is an elevator spare part that guides the movement of the elevator car and its counterweight in the travel distance on the rail.
