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Defines product positioning, reliability since 1937, and configurability to match building specifications, including holeless hydraulic designs and telescoping jacks for extended travel. Includes guidance for planning clearances, pit and overhead adjustments, safety-beam requirements, compliance notes referencing ASME A17.1 and CSA B44, and right- or left-hand door options. 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We are your best source for elevators, elevator modernizations, components and parts. Our elevators feature the latest in technology and are some of the most reliable andefficient on the market.  \nVertical Express is a subsidiary of thyssenkrupp Elevator.  \nVertical Express sells and distributes nonproprietary elevator systems, products, components, equipment and parts that are manufactured by thyssenkrupp Elevator to independent elevator companies throughout North America.  \nHYDRAULIC ELEVATORS  \nHydraulic elevators deliver an economical, comfortable and reliable way to move people. Since 1937, our hydraulic elevator system has been the standard for quality and reliability. Our hydraulic elevators can be configured to meet your building specifications and are customizable with a variety of interior cab and fixture designs.  \nTABLE OF CONTENTS  \nHydraulic elevators & machine rooms ............................................................ 4–9  \nFreight elevators ...................................................................................... 10–11  \nDesign with style ...................................................................................... 12–19  \nDoors & entrances .................................................................................... 20–21  \nPlanning for perfection ............................................................................... 22–23  \n2 3  \nHYDRAULIC  \n Holeless Twinpost and Telescopic Passenger Elevator Hoistway Section Views   \nHYDRAULIC  \n Low-and Mid-Rise Holeless Passenger Elevators   \nVertical Express offers a full line of holeless hydraulic elevators in a variety of sizes and speeds.  \nWith our three-stage telescoping holeless jacks, your elevators reach heights never before offered on any Vertical Express holeless model. In fact, the 3-stage telescoping jack allows travel up to 20 feet higher than previous product offerings.  \nContact your Vertical Express representative for assistance in determining your exact elevator needs.  \nNOTE: All dimensions in parentheses are in millimeters unless otherwise indicated. Dimensional data shown here complies with the current ASME A17 .1 and CSA B44 Safety Code for Elevators. Local codes may vary from the national codes. Consult your local Vertical Express representative for details.  \n7'-4\" clear ceiling height.  \n1 Pit: 5'-2\" in Ontario.  \n2 Safety beam required per OSHA 1926.502, provided and installed by others, as directed by Vertical Express. Clear overhead is shown to the bottom of the safety beam.  \n3 Maximum 2'-0\" (610) allowed in overhead. If safety beams (by others) are used, they must not encroach into required clear overhead dimensions.  \nTWINPOST HOLELESS  \nAdditional Travel: Pit and/or overhead3 must be increased 1\"  \n(25) for every 1\" (25) of net travel over 12'-8\" (3861) [13'-10\"(4216) in Ontario] up to 18'-11\" (5766) at 100 fpm (0 .5 m/s) or less. Pit must be increased 1\" (25) for every 1\" (25) of net travel over 12'-5\" (3785) [13'-7\" (4140) in Ontario] up to 18'-8\" (5690) above 100 fpm (0 .5 m/s) .  \nTWINPOST TELESCOPIC (2-STAGE)  \nAdditional Travel: Pit and/or overhead3 depth increases 1\"  \n(25) for every 2\" (51) increase over 23'-2½\" (7074) net travel [25'-6½\" (7785) in Ontario] up to 28'-6\" (8686) net travel.  \nTWINPOST TELESCOPIC (3-STAGE)  \nMaximum Net Travel 33'-6½\" ( 10223) Clear Overhead 12'-1 1\" (3937) 3  \nPit ladder by others Cab Height 7'-1 1\" (2413)  \nRear entrance available  \nAdditional Travel: Pit and/or overhead3 depth increases 1\"  \n(25) for every 3\" (77) increase over 33'-6½\" (10223) net travel [37'-0½\" (11290) in Ontario] up to 48'-3½\" (14719) . Add 4\" (102) additional hoistway width for a 3-stage telescopic-jack application.  \nHoleless models are available with maximum net travel of 33'-6½\", based on standard pits andoverheads. Additional travel is possible by increasing the pit and ","cbCaiqrDDMThNkqC","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqrDDMThNkqC","pdf",4369009,13,"English","# Hydraulic elevators & machine rooms\n## Freight elevators\n## Design with style\n## Doors & entrances\n## Planning for perfection","[{\"question\":\"Which standards and code references are cited for the dimensional data?\",\"answer\":\"The note states that dimensional data complies with ASME A17.1 and CSA B44 Safety Code for Elevators. It also cautions that local codes may vary and recommends consulting local representatives.\"}]","Elevator Planning Guide - Hydraulic Elevators | PDF",33]