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News | April 2020

LIFTjournal relaunches website

The German and English homepage of the LIFTjournal appears in new glory since the end of March: the website has been completely redesigned. This relaunch is part of publisher’s digital strategy.

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News | April 2020

The most important trade fairs for the lift industry

Convenient overview: The most important trade fairs of the lift industry at a glance!

News | April 2020

THE newsletter for the international lift industry

The LIFTjournal newsletter provides a monthly round-up of the most important news for the international lift industry.

News | March 2020

Numerous elevator trade fairs postponed

Numerous trade fairs and events in the international lift industry are being postponed or even cancelled altogether in view of the corona epidemic – these include the WEE Expo in China and the Elevcon.

News | March 2020

Worldwide first lift with C2C certification

The "Move" of Mitsubishi Elevator Europe was especially developed for the European market and was completely designed according to the "cradle-to-cradle" (C2C) principle.

This is how to make a lift an energy-intelligent lift Lifts consume energy, lifts supply energy. Intelligent ultracapacitor technology makes notable lift operation energy savings possible. - News | March 2020

News | March 2020

How unsuitable screw locking devices influences structure-borne emissions

The decisive factor for lifts without machine rooms and synchronous drives is the transmission of structure-borne sound to rooms requiring protection.

News | March 2020

Lift UPS technology for a prime Stuttgart property

Equipping the ten lifts in Stuttgart’s Kronprinzbau with UPS technology was a team effort of Effekta Regeltechnik GmbH together with partners.

News | March 2020

The Spread of Coronavirus and the lift industry

Coronavirus and all viruses are on the minds of many. Lift-cars and lobbies are a very likely place where contamination could happen. How could and should the lift industry react to this challenge? Thoughts by John Gale.

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