Collins Elevators:

The Future of Elevators
Now for years to come

Collins is a leading elevator company in Egypt, providing installation, maintenance, and repair services for elevators. We are committed to providing our customers with the highest quality of service and the safest and most reliable elevators.

About Us

Welcome to Collins Elevators

your one-stop shop for all your elevator needs. We offer a wide range of services, including design, installation, and maintenance. We also provide custom solutions for your specific requirements.

Founded in 2012 by a team of professional engineers, Collins Elevators. is a customer-oriented company that is committed to providing the highest quality of service in the design, installation, and maintenance of elevators.

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Why Choose Collins Elevators?

Our team has the knowledge and expertise to handle any elevator problem, big or small. We are constantly investing in new technology to keep our elevators up-to-date and safe. We can help you with anything from installing a new elevator to repairing a malfunctioning one. We are available 24/7 to help you, no matter what time it is. We offer a wide range of services, including design, installation, and maintenance. We also provide custom solutions for your specific requirements.

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We understand your needs and will work with you to ensure that your elevator is always in top condition.

Our Services

We offer a wide range of services to meet the needs of our customers

Our Products

Our elevators are designed to be safe, reliable, and efficient.

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Skills

We Design and Build Your Dream Elevator!

No matter how big your dream is, we will achieve it for you through our experience and distinguished team

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FAQ

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There are two main types of elevators: traction elevators and hydraulic elevators. Traction elevators are the most common type of elevator, and they use a system of ropes and sheaves to lift and lower the elevator car. Hydraulic elevators use a hydraulic piston to lift and lower the elevator car.

Traction elevators use a system of ropes and sheaves to lift and lower the elevator car. The ropes are attached to the elevator car and a counterweight. The counterweight is heavier than the elevator car, so it helps to balance the weight of the car and make it easier to lift. The sheaves are wheels that are grooved to accommodate the ropes. When the elevator motor turns, it turns the sheaves, which in turn moves the ropes and lifts the elevator car.

Hydraulic elevators use a hydraulic piston to lift and lower the elevator car. The hydraulic piston is filled with a liquid, and when the motor turns, it pumps the liquid into the piston. This causes the piston to extend and lift the elevator car. When the motor stops, the liquid stops flowing and the piston retracts, lowering the elevator car.

Elevators are one of the safest forms of transportation. According to the National Elevator Industry, Inc., there is an average of only one elevator-related fatality per year in the United States. Elevators are equipped with a variety of safety features, such as:

  • Overspeed governors: These devices prevent the elevator car from traveling too fast.
  • Safety brakes: These devices stop the elevator car if the cables break.
  • Interlocks: These devices prevent the elevator car from moving if the doors are not properly closed.
  • Emergency alarms: These alarms allow passengers to call for help if they are trapped in an elevator.

Elevators should be maintained on a regular basis to ensure their safety and reliability. The frequency of maintenance will vary depending on the type of elevator and how often it is used. However, most elevators should be inspected and maintained at least once a month.

If you are trapped in an elevator, the first thing you should do is stay calm. Do not try to force the doors open or climb out of the elevator shaft. Instead, press the emergency alarm button and wait for help to arrive.

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Contact

Info@collinslift.com

+2010 2222 3207

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