Europe May – June 2023 Issue

  • ELA’s Silver Anniversary
    With the support of VSA, the association celebrates its 25th year with intensive participation in Lucerne.
  • Back With New Ideas
    Overcoming pandemic setbacks and a recent cyberattack, a well-attended 40th Heilbronn Elevator Days takes on timely industry topics.
  • Focus on The Future of VT – 2030
    Information about smart devices and software, along with the technology of the future, is discussed in this issue.
Lifts in the New Millennium‭

Lifts in the New Millennium‭

Polymer Matrix Composite Applications on the Elevators of the Future

Polymer Matrix Composite Applications on the Elevators of the Future

Using Circular Economy Business Models and Life Cycle Assessment to Improve the Sustainability of Elevators

Using Circular Economy Business Models and Life Cycle Assessment to Improve the Sustainability of Elevators

PU-Coated Ropes as Elevator Suspension Means

PU-Coated Ropes as Elevator Suspension Means

Asansör İstanbul Attendance Exceeds Expectations

Asansör İstanbul Attendance Exceeds Expectations

Great Interest in the First Kazakhstan Expo

Great Interest in the First Kazakhstan Expo

Fermator Eliminated All Negative Effects of the COVID Pandemic with the Trust of its Business Partners

Counting Successes in Istanbul

A Clear Pathway to Upgrading Existing Lifts

A Clear Pathway to Upgrading Existing Lifts

The History of Operatorless Elevators: John D. Ihlder

The History of Operatorless Elevators: John D. Ihlder

Different Names, Same Issues

Different Names, Same Issues

ELA's Silver Anniversary

ELA’s Silver Anniversary

Back With New Ideas

Back With New Ideas

Europe, Germany and Switzerland

Europe, Germany and Switzerland

Schindler To Participate in First Edition of GEE in Milan

Schindler To Participate in First Edition of GEE in Milan

Committed to Universal Accessibility

Committed to Universal Accessibility

EOX Comes to North America

EOX Comes to North America

Ropeless Lift Feasibility Study

Ropeless Lift Feasibility Study