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Who would have thought it possible two years ago that a virus would keep us in suspense for so long? Certainly, the pandemic has brought us ups and downs and raised many a question mark. But every crisis also brings opportunities and opens up new possibilities.

Read more in Lift Report 3/2022.

 

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After a long absence, ALGI, Danfoss, DigiPara, Kollmorgen and Meiller were able once again to resume their traditional lecture series, with the kind of personal contact that simply hadn’t been possible for many months.

Read more in Lift Report 2/2022.

 

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Fire catastrophes repeatedly make clear just how necessary it is not just to prevent the spread of fire, but also of smoke in

buildings. Lift doors according to EN 81-58 reliably prevent fire spreading. But the lift shaft runs through the centre of the building, crossing several fire compartments. Smoke continues to get into the lift shaft through the chimney effect and can

spread through different fire compartments.

Read more in LIFTjournal 3/2022.

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The Munich door specialist Meiller exploited the difficult phase of the Corona pandemic to engage in further development of solutions in the field of doors and tackle and implement ideas for new products.

Read more in LIFTjournal 2/2022.

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Meiller Aufzugtüren is about to strike a new path in its sales and marketing with the launch of the MCE. Users and customers alike are highly impressed with the forward-looking new digital quotation system. Read on to find out more about the successful launch of the new quotation software.

Read more in Lift Report 1/2022.

 

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High quality lifts are particularly in demand in very busy public buildings. They often have to work flawlessly round-the-clock to convey their users to the desired floor fast and reliably. To ensure this also works without any problems, such lifts should be made of high quality, sturdy components.

Read more in LIFTjournal 1/2022.

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Meiller Aufzugtüren is striking out on a new path in sales - with the launch of its new quotation software MCE. The new “digital quotation world” is intended to inspire both users and customers equally, according to the company.

Read more in LIFTjournal 5/2021.

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In our last issue, (Lift-Report 4, p. [33] ff.), we presented the new modernisation concept for car doors, developed by the door experts from Meiller Aufzugtüren GmbH. Just to remind you: Meiller offers flexible solutions for car doors with several years under their belts that are now showing distinct signs of wear. They involve either exchanging the door mechanism, in which case the existing door panels and sills can remain in place, or the complete car door is replaced with standard Meiller door panels or panels with the dimensions of the existing ones (expected to be available from the fourth quarter of 2021).

Read more in Lift Report 5/2021.

 

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There can be all kinds of reasons for modernising a lift that has started to show its age. It may be that the breakdown frequency is increasing or perhaps the operator wishes to bring the equipment and safety up to the latest technical and safety standards or minimise energy costs. However, the costs of such modernisation activities can quickly exceed the planned budget. For this reason, the individual measures are usually set out in detail by the lift company and the operator well in advance.

Read more in Lift Report 4/2021.

 

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