KSS Vandal Resistant Button Kit for KONE Elevators gives your control operating panel a suit of armor to vanquish the button vandals:
For more information, or if you’re having problems watching the above video, please visit the page for our Vandal Resistant Button Kit.
These Made in USA escalator step demarcation lights are CSA-Certified for compliance with CSA-B44.1 / ASME-A17.5 codes. Note: a UL rating alone is not code compliant. These demarcation lights are fully compliant.
For more information, you can download literature on this product from this page: KONE Spares LED Demarcation Lights
Last year at this time we were thrilled to announce that were the 1st Place Winner for Best Supplier – Other in Elevator World’s inaugural Ellies Awards.
This year we’re even more thrilled to announce that we again the 1st Place Winner for Best Supplier – Other in Elevator World’s 2nd Annual Ellies Awards.
We want to thank everyone who voted for us! Once again we’d like to say are honored to be among the ranks of such fine North American elevator and escalator industry businesses who go above and beyond for their customers, employees, communities, and the industry as a whole.
Yes. It’s time to start scheduling escalator cleandowns.
Escalators, moving walks, and their components should be cleaned periodically to prevent accumulations of dirt, grit, lubricants, and all the candy wrappers, lollipop sticks, bottle caps, and other weird stuff that somehow makes its way into the inner workings of the machine.
Sure, it’s a dirty job, but you know what they say: Someone’s got to do it. The good news is we do what we can to make it quicker and easier.
First of all, remember the barricade. Keep yourself and the public safe. If your current ones are falling apart, which they oft seem to do, give ours a try. They’re going to be some of the best built, sturdiest, and long lasting barricades you can get:
· KONE Spares Maintenance Barrier »
Cleaners, wax, pit pads, rags … we have you covered. These are the basics you can’t do without:
· US63043 Concentrated Cleaner, Case (4 gal) »
· USP23307 Handrail Cleaner, “Q”, Case (12 qt) »
· USP23277 Handrail Wax, Case (12 qt) »
· US514660 Pit Pads to absorb oil, Qty 100 »
· US500000010 Rags, 10lb Bag »
You know what else comes in handy? An Escalator Cleandown Vacuum:
· KM50030715H01 Portable Handheld Vacuum »
How about a specially designed oiler to make lubrication fast and easy? We have you covered there, too:
· US521157 OIL-EE Chain Oiler »
We’ve had great feedback from the field on the OIL-EE. It allows oiling of step chains from outside the escalator pit – saving time and messy clean-up. Features include:
· Heavy duty 2 gallon polyethylene sprayer
· 45″ long heavy duty brass wand with replaceable oil brush
· Heavy duty trigger handle with lock
· Oil flow regulator valve
· 56″ heavy duty fuel line hose
· Retractable, sealed PVC brush cover with cap to limit oil dripping after use
Remember, scheduled escalator clean downs will, in the long run, save time and money, and also give an opportunity to discover problems that can be addressed before they become safety issues — or an even bigger problem.
Our parts photographer, Brian, brought this to our attention. He thought it would be really handy for anyone working on MAC door equipment, and suggested we focus some attention on it.
We told him, “Brian! That’s a great idea. This kit is very much underutilized.” And so here it is: MAC Parts Kit, Part Number US521099
If you’re working on MAC equipment, you’ll no doubt find this parts kit indispensable!
We want to thank everyone who voted for us! We are honored to announce we won 1st Place in Elevator World’s Ellies Awards in the category of “Best Supplier – Other.”
Thank you!
Four elevator or escalator parts. (Yes, four this time!) Four riddles. The challenge: Can you name that part?
(As always, if you can’t view the above video from your work computer, you’ll probably have more luck on your smartphone.)
Three elevator or escalator parts. Three riddles. The challenge: Can you name that part?
(As always, if you can’t view the above video from your work computer, you’ll probably have more luck on your smartphone.)
Three elevator or escalator parts. Three riddles. The challenge: Can you name that part?
(As always, if you can’t view the above video from your work computer, you’ll probably have more luck on your smartphone.)
Thank you for working hard to make safety part of everything, every day!