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'''Allmänna Svenska Elekriska AB''' ASEA for short, later known as Asea AB, was a major electric company, founded in Stockholm, Sweden in 1883, but later moved to Västerås & had filial offices in Ludvika. ASEA manufactured almost everything that had with electricity to do with and kept a strong position in the swedish market. That includes alot of electrical locomotives (Some that even was exported to Austria, Norway & USA) but also Elevators, that were isntalled in Sweden & In finland foremost. The elevator divison was merged with Graham Brothers to become [[Asea-Graham|ASEA-Graham ]] in 1962. In 1968, [[Kone|KONE]] gradually bought it up. The company itself merged with Brown Boveri & Cie in 1987, becoming ABB.
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'''Allmänna Svenska Elekriska AB''' (or '''ASEA''' for short, later known as '''Asea AB'''), was a major electric company, founded in Stockholm, Sweden in 1883, but later moved to Västerås and had filial offices in Ludvika. ASEA manufactured almost everything that had to do with electricity and kept a strong position in the Swedish market. These includes alot of electrical locomotives (some of them were even exported to Austria, Norway, and the United States) but also elevators, that were installed in Sweden and Finland foremost. The elevator division was merged with [[Graham Brothers]] to become [[Asea-Graham|ASEA-Graham ]] in 1962. In 1968, [[Kone|KONE]] gradually bought it up. The company itself merged with Brown Boveri & Cie in 1987, becoming ABB.
   
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== Notable aquisitons ==
 
*Nya Förenade Elektriska AB (1916)
 
*Graham Brothers Hissar AB (1936, run as an separate elevator division untill 1962)
 
*Luth & Rosén's Elektriska AB (1930, ran as a daughter company until 1940)
 
*HVILANs Mekaniska Verkstad (1950, only the elevator part, which was shut down immediately)
   
== Noteable Aquisitons ==
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== Notable installations ==
*Nya Förenade Elektriska AB - 1916
 
 
*Graham Brothers Hissar AB - 1936 (Run as an separate elevator division untill 1962)
 
 
*Luth & Rosén's Elektriska AB - 1930 (Ran as a daugther company to 1940)
 
 
*HVILANs Mekaniska Verkstad - 1950 (Only the elevator part - wich was shut down immediately)
 
 
 
== Noteable Installations ==
 
 
=== Sweden ===
 
=== Sweden ===
ASEA were one of two major companies installing elevators in Sweden and alot of elevators were built by them. Here is a few:
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ASEA were one of two major companies installing elevators in Sweden and a lot of elevators were built by them. Here is a few:
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*Katarinahissen, Slussen, Stockholm (1936)
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Katarinahissen, Slussen, Stockholm 1936
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*Hornsgatan 83, Stockholm
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*Rindögatan 18, Gärdet, Stockholm
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*Dalapalatset (Södra Skeppsbron 4), Gävle (1939)
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*Staketgatan 11, Gävle (one of the first elevators installed in Gävle)
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*Norra Fältsakärsgatan 1, Gävle (1940)
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*Södra Skeppsbron 4, Gävle (1939)
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*Byggmästargatan 1, Gävle
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*Södra Fältskärsvägen 1, Gävle (1939)
 
*Mälarsjukhuset, Eskilstuna
 
*Heden 128, Bollnäs (1961)
 
*Tekniska Muséet
 
*Hötorget, Rådmansgatan, Odenplan & S:t Eriksplan Tunnelbana Stations (escalators, 1952)
   
 
=== Finland ===
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There is quite few ASEA elevators in Helsinki. These are available on YouTube which have been filmed by some Finnish elevator enthusiasts, but the addresses are not stated.
Hornsgatan 83, Stockholm
 
   
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===Indonesia===
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There is one surviving ASEA elevator in Hotel Niagara, in the district-town of Lawang in Malang, East Java.<ref>[http://hurek.blogspot.co.id/2007/03/hotel-niagara-di-malang.html?m=1 Hotel Niagara di Lawang] (Indonesian)</ref> The elevator was installed in 1918 and was manually controlled. Due to its age and lack of maintenance, the elevator has long been decommissioned, but the original cab can still be seen from behind one of its glass landing doors.
Dalapalatset, Gävle
 
   
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Mälarsjukhuset, Eskilstuna
 
   
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==External links==
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*[https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asea ASEA on Swedish Wikipedia]
Heden 128, Bollnäs 1961
 
 
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Tekniska Muséet
 
 
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Hötorget, Rådmansgatan, Odenplan & S:t Eriksplan Tunnelbana Stations, Escalators, 1952
 
 
=== Finland ===
 
There is quite few elevators in Helsinki. Theese are on YouTube, but the addresses are not stated.
 
   
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{{Elev Other Brands}}
[https://sv.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asea ASEA on Swedish Wikipedia]
 
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[[Category:Elevator companies]]

Revision as of 18:58, 14 October 2019

Allmänna Svenska Elekriska AB (or ASEA for short, later known as Asea AB), was a major electric company, founded in Stockholm, Sweden in 1883, but later moved to Västerås and had filial offices in Ludvika. ASEA manufactured almost everything that had to do with electricity and kept a strong position in the Swedish market. These includes alot of electrical locomotives (some of them were even exported to Austria, Norway, and the United States) but also elevators, that were installed in Sweden and Finland foremost. The elevator division was merged with Graham Brothers to become ASEA-Graham in 1962. In 1968, KONE gradually bought it up. The company itself merged with Brown Boveri & Cie in 1987, becoming ABB.

Notable aquisitons

  • Nya Förenade Elektriska AB (1916)
  • Graham Brothers Hissar AB (1936, run as an separate elevator division untill 1962)
  • Luth & Rosén's Elektriska AB (1930, ran as a daughter company until 1940)
  • HVILANs Mekaniska Verkstad (1950, only the elevator part, which was shut down immediately)

Notable installations

Sweden

ASEA were one of two major companies installing elevators in Sweden and a lot of elevators were built by them. Here is a few:

  • Katarinahissen, Slussen, Stockholm (1936)
  • Hornsgatan 83, Stockholm
  • Rindögatan 18, Gärdet, Stockholm
  • Dalapalatset (Södra Skeppsbron 4), Gävle (1939)
  • Staketgatan 11, Gävle (one of the first elevators installed in Gävle)
  • Norra Fältsakärsgatan 1, Gävle (1940)
  • Södra Skeppsbron 4, Gävle (1939)
  • Byggmästargatan 1, Gävle
  • Södra Fältskärsvägen 1, Gävle (1939)
  • Mälarsjukhuset, Eskilstuna
  • Heden 128, Bollnäs (1961)
  • Tekniska Muséet
  • Hötorget, Rådmansgatan, Odenplan & S:t Eriksplan Tunnelbana Stations (escalators, 1952)

Finland

There is quite few ASEA elevators in Helsinki. These are available on YouTube which have been filmed by some Finnish elevator enthusiasts, but the addresses are not stated.

Indonesia

There is one surviving ASEA elevator in Hotel Niagara, in the district-town of Lawang in Malang, East Java.[1] The elevator was installed in 1918 and was manually controlled. Due to its age and lack of maintenance, the elevator has long been decommissioned, but the original cab can still be seen from behind one of its glass landing doors.

Notes and references

External links

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