Schindler 60, 70 and 80 was a series of specialized elevator manufactured by Schindler for transporting freights/goods. They have since been succeeded by the Schindler 2400, 2500 and 2600 which were launched in 2005.
Description[]
Schindler 60, 70, 80 are different from Schindler's other elevator models designed for passengers. They are customized elevator models for high requirements and heavy duty usage (hence they were categorized as "Custom" models on Schindler's older websites). Schindler 60 is a service elevator model for transporting freights and shopping carts in commercial buildings, shopping centers, industrial buildings and warehouses. Schindler 70 is a bed elevator model for transporting stretchers in hospitals and medical centers. Schindler 80 is a heavy duty freight elevator model for transporting freights in factories, industrial buildings, warehouses and also shopping centers. It was also capable of transporting vehicle.
The three models were mainly sold in Europe. In Asia Pacific, only the Schindler 80 was sold in the region, through Jardine Schindler Group. They were discontinued in 2005 when the Schindler 2400, 2500 and 2600 were launched.
Known specifications[]
Schindler 60[]
- Traction or hydraulic with frequency inverter. For traction, the machine room could be above, below or next to the shaft.
- 1250-2000 kilograms capacities.
- 0.63-1.6 meters per second speeds.
- D-Line fixtures.
- Door types:
- Two speed telescopic sliding door (2 panels)
- Two speed telescopic center opening door (4 panels)
Schindler 70[]
- Traction or hydraulic with frequency inverter. For traction, the machine room could be above, below or next to the shaft.
- 1600-2000 kilograms capacities.
- 0.63-1.6 meters per second speeds.
- D-Line fixtures.
- Can have an extra car station for wheelchair users as an option.
- Door types:
- Two speed telescopic sliding door (2 panels)
- Two speed telescopic center opening door (4 panels)
Schindler 80[]
- Traction or hydraulic with frequency inverter. For traction, the machine room could be above, below or next to the shaft.
- 1000-5000 kilograms capacities.
- 0.25/0.4/0.63 meter per second for hydraulic; 0.3/1 meter per second for traction.
- D-Line fixtures. M-Line fixtures were also available as an option.
- Two speed telescopic center opening door (4 panels)
Notable installations[]
Europe[]
- FoxOutlet, Mendrisio, Switzerland
Asia Pacific[]
- BSD Junction, Serpong, Tangerang, Banten, Indonesia (2005)[1]
- Big C Extra Rama 4, Bangkok, Thailand
- Makro Charansanitwong, Bangkok, Thailand
- Makro Rangsit, Pathum Thani, Thailand
Notes and references[]
- ↑ Schindler Activity Report 2005 (Archived)
External links[]
- Schindler 60 (German) - Schindler (Archived)
- Schindler 70 (German) - Schindler (Archived)
- Schindler 80 (German) - Schindler (Archived)
- Schindler 80 - Jardine Schindler Group (Archived)
- Schindler 60 brochure (Italian) (Archived)
- Schindler 70 brochure (Italian) (Archived)
- Schindler 80 brochure (Italian) (Archived)
| Schindler elevator models | |||||
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| In production |
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| Discontinued | 001 • 60, 70 and 80 • 100 (100 P) • 300 (300A • 300 P) • 310L • 321A • 400A • 500 (500A • 500 P) • 700 • 5300 • 5400 / 5400 AP • 5500 • design S • Deve 300H • Elegant • EuroLift • NeoLift • Schindler Mobile • Schindler Smart MRL • S100L • Other unnamed models in 80s-90s | ||||