AKE · Escalators and moving walks
Escalators
Escalator selection begins with passenger flow between floors and the building layout. Explore the AKE Model C, Model P and Model T families below. Appearance alone does not determine the choice: operating schedules, environmental conditions and structural interfaces also matter. For a moving walk requirement, use the separate moving walk page within this product range.
Models
Information for product selection
- State the rise between floors, passenger demand and daily operating schedule.
- Show entry and exit areas, travel direction, available openings and support interfaces on drawings.
- Describe indoor or outdoor conditions and maintenance access; confirm inclination and dimensions for the selected model.
How are escalator dimensions, width and layout checked?
Show the rise between floors, available opening, entry and exit areas and support interfaces on drawings. Confirm inclination and dimensions for the selected C, P or T model; a single width measurement is not enough to establish the construction layout.
Does the project need a moving walkway instead?
For a moving walk requirement, review the separate product page linked below. Share the route, travel direction and available space; do not assume that escalator model dimensions also apply to a moving walkway.
How should escalator prices and manufacturer proposals be compared?
Compare the proposed Model C, P or T configuration using the same rise, operating schedule and indoor or outdoor conditions. Ask the proposal to separate equipment supply, transport and site access, installation, structural and electrical works, commissioning and maintenance responsibilities. State the project country; a catalogue model name does not establish that all these services are included.
Prepare for the model review with the AKE escalator catalogue (PDF, Turkish / English; publication date and revision not stated). Request the current layout for the proposed configuration separately.
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