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New . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Software . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3
Maintenance/Modernization . . . . . . 4-7
Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9
Construction/Design/
Engineering . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10-13
Beginners / Training . . . . . . . . . . 14-15
Just for Kids . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Industry Statistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-17
Gift Ideas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
Timeless Editions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Subscriptions . . . . . . . . . . . . Back Cover
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New
ADA & Building Transportation, 4th
Edition
by Edward A. Donoghue and Brian D. Black
Includes the latest ADA, ABA, FHAA and ICC/ANSI A117.1
regulation and standards for elevators, wheelchair lifts and
escalators. Rationale for the requirements, such as
explanations, examples, excerpts from the codes, comparison
charts and checklists, are also provided.
PDF or Print (Wt. 3 lbs)
Maintenance Control Program & MRL
Elevator Inspections DVD
by John Koshak
This presentation provides an in-depth look at the MCP;
detailed explanations of code requirements; the differences
involved in working on legacy equipment vs. MRL’s;
maintenance of elevator components; wiring diagrams;
implementation of monthly Fire Service tests and more.
Length: 94 minutes
Rope Dynamics DVD
by Phil Andrew and Dr. Stefan Kaczmarczyk
This presentation discusses the purpose of analyzing the
dynamic behavior of the roping system and how Hamilton's
Principle and classical mechanics may be employed to derive
the dynamic equations which describe the oscillatory motions of
the ropes.
Length: 40 minutes
ALSO NEW
2011 Vertical Transportation Industry Profile Supplement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Page 16
The South American Market — An Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Page 16
Software
All software purchases must be made through
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DISPATCHING AND
ACCOUNTING SOFTWARE
THE #1 CHOICE FOR ELEVATOR COMPANIES
FOR 18 YEARS AND COUNTING
TOTAL SERVICE
MOBILE SERVICE
Total Service is a completely integrated
dispatching and accounting system, including:
Mobile Service is a PDA Solution that works
with Total Service and supports field
operations. Features include:
AR, AP, GL, Banking, budgeting, etc.
Support for multiple accounts for each
customer
Extensive job costing with multiple phase
support
Complete estimating, quoting and job
budgeting
Work in process billing, including AIA forms
Extensive route management tools
Complete payroll system
Complete inventory and PO systems
Unit, equipment and violation tracking
Email and document linking features
Better management of maintenance route
Tracks car/unit serviced
Tracks all labor times worked on a ticket
Allows mechanics to create tickets for after
hours calls
Time recap allows mechanics to verify their
timesheet
Captures customer signature
Transmits data real-time back to the office
in Total Service
Eliminates duplicate entries by office
Tracks inventory items used on a ticket
Acquires PO number and attaches it to ticket
Please contact us for a free demonstration
and pricing information:
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Available Fall 2012:
More Ups than Downs: The Life and
Times of William C. Sturgeon
In this memoir, ELEVATOR WORLD founder Bill
Sturgeon reflects on his adventurous early
career, successful decades as EW editor and
current active retirement. Full of industry
history, personalities, anecdotes and photos,
this book is a must read for industry insiders.
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LIFTdesigner Express software is used to plan and design full-scale elevator drawings and
help you create professional and accurate models for your clients or projects. This
software is very flexible and can be integrated into your company’s IT infrastructure and it
supports architects, consultants, engineers and elevator companies in getting their work
done faster. Developed by DigiPara, LIFTdesigner Express is sold exclusively through
Elevator World.
Areas of application:
• Excellent sales tool
• Creates elevator layout drawings
• Create plan, vertical and other typical elevator sections in seconds
• For new installation and modernization projects
• Show your elevator in 3D to your clients
VIEW A VIDEO
Important features:
• 2 and 3 dimensional drawings
• Compatible with Autocad
• Exports DWG, DXF and 3D-DWF
PRESENTATION AT
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ELEVATE™ is the software used by designers worldwide to select
the number, size and speed of elevators for all types of buildings.
Elevate™ can also be used to demonstrate that modernizing an
existing elevator installation will improve service for passengers.
Elevate™ is an excellent tool for developing, testing, and
demonstrating your own control systems.
Some of Elevate’s features include:
• Analysis of elevator performance in offices, hotels, hospitals, shopping
centers, residential buildings, car parks, mixed use buildings, airports,
public buildings, sports and leisure complexes, schools and colleges.
• Using techniques from up peak round trip time calculations through to
full dynamic simulation incorporating a graphical display of elevators
responding to passenger calls.
• Easy to use Windows interface. Supplied with comprehensive user support.
Single User License for Elevate™ $2900.00 + $65.00 Shipping
Multiple copy discounts, company licensing and upgrades from older versions are also available.
ELEVATE™ EXPRESS
is the basic version of
Elevate™, but still more
advanced than most other
elevator traffic analysis
software. Elevate™
Express analyzes up traffic
using both round-trip
calculations and full
dynamic simulation.
Download a
demonstration, full
manual and price list at:
www.elevatorbooks.com
or phone (251) 479-4514
Single User License for
Elevate™ Express
$580.00.
Maintenance & Modernization
Inspection Handbook,
5th Edition
by Zack McCain
This 2010 edition is a complete revision that references
code changes through ASME A17.1 2010 and A17.3 2008
and aids the experienced elevator inspector in assuring
compliance with ASME QEI-1. Brimming with tables
featuring the effective date of code changes for elevator,
escalators and moving walks.
Softback, 1lb
Field Employees’ Elevator Testing
Manual - 3rd Edition
This handbook was designed to provide a guide to persons
assigned the task of performing various tests on electric and
hydraulic passenger and freight elevators in the presence of
a Certified Elevator Inspector. This publication can help with
understanding of what is being tested, why it is being tested
and a safe means to demonstrate the function.
Softback, Wt. 1 lb.
Inspection Handbook
& Testing Manual Combo
The Elevator Industry Inspection Handbook and the Field
Employees’ Elevator Testing Manual will help you get
results! Whether you need to know the results an inspector
should expect from a test or how to perform the test, these
materials are your guide to getting the data you need.
Softcover, Wt. 1 lb.
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Maintenance on New Equipment
Designs
Application of MCP to MRL Elevators
by John Koshak
The primary purpose of this book is to provide a
clear explanation of the differences new technology
is making to maintenance. New installations and
designs create greater challenges and risk for
elevator personnel. The author, John Koshak,
presents an overview of this new language, what
documentation is required by the code, a general
overview of the major manufacturers' traction
equipment, and when maintenance, inspection, testing, adjustment, repair and
replacement procedures must be provided.
Wt. 3 lbs.
Elevator Maintenance Manual, 2nd
Edition and Elevator Field
Maintenance Handbook
by Zack McCain
References to acceptance and periodic tests of elevators
have been updated to A17.1-2007 edition requirements.
The Elevator Maintenance Manual, 2nd Edition is an
in-depth guide designed for the service technician,
covering elevator maintenance programs and practices
as related to both electric and hydraulic elevators. Also
covers escalators and moving walks. This publication is
a comprehensive “how-to” guide that can be used for
training classes, home study or as a reference guide.
The Field Handbook is a pocket-sized companion designed for the service mechanic
to take into the field. Contains over 75 charts and guides.
Maintenance & Modernization
Educational Focus
A compilation of ELEVATOR WORLD articles in our Educational
Focus Series. These articles include hands-on construction and
maintenance procedures and techniques that can be used by field
personnel to install, troubleshoot and repair elevators & escalators.
Directed toward the needs of service technicians and construction
adjusters who install, adjust and maintain elevator and escalator
systems. Softback, 200 pages, Wt. 2 lbs.
The Anatomy of Elevators
Elevator Component Images on CD-ROM or slides
by Roger E. Howkins andFred English of Ove Arup & Partners
The professional’s tool for selling, teaching or demonstrating.
Magnificent hand-colored illustrations include: guide rails, car
frames, sectioned views, buffers, rope terminators, governors,
safety gears and more. Presented in a proposal or lesson, the
images give the visual punch necessary to grab the reader. CDROM includes jpeg images and power point presentation. 34
images on CD-ROM. Wt. 1 lb.
Lift Modernisation Design Guide
by Roger E. Howkins
A comprehensive guide to modernization. Nine stages of any
elevator modernization are detailed in a series of data sheets
defining the design issues, safety implications and essential
criteria particular to each scheme. Detailed drawings provide
assistance in identifying components for the novice as well as the
expert. 250 pages, Wt. 3 lbs.
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Elevator & Escalator Maintenance for
Building Managers, 2nd Edition
Over 35 pages added to assist the building manager in
making informed decisions regarding upkeep and regular
maintenance of elevators and escalators under his control. The
responsibility of good maintenance is not only in the hands of
the contractor, but also rests with the building manager. This
book provides guidance in establishing an optimum
maintenance program that will benefit building occupants.
Softback, 108 pages, Wt. 2lbs.
Electric Motor Repair Third Edition
by Robert Rosenberg and August Hand
Extensive and comprehensive coverage in a uniquely divided twopart book. All illustrations are ring bound on the left and all the text
is ring bound on the right. There are 426 pages of illustrations and
349 pages of text, including a comprehensive index and study
questions. The book covers the range from small to large motors,
both AC and DC. It also includes: starting and running circuits and
how to rewind motors (or how to tell if you really need to). A
reference as well as a teaching tool. Spiral Bound, 784 pages, Wt.
3 lbs.
Safety
2010 Field Employees’ Safety Handbook
Edited by the NEII Safety Committee to include the most
up-to-date safety procedures for protection of field
employees on every construction site or maintenance job.
Heavy-duty vinyl 6 ring binder, convenient
5 1/8" x 6 5/8" size
1 lb.
2011 Revisions Included
(Yellow Pages)
Job Hazard Assessment Forms
This pad of 40 individual forms, extracted from the
2010 Safety Handbook, is an easy-to-use checklist that
helps identify potential hazards and the corresponding
PPE that should be used. Space for documentation
such as the date of the job, tasks to be completed,
where the job is taking place and who prepared the
form are included. Compliant with the OSHA Personal Protective Equipment
Standard.
Softback Wt. 1 lb.
BULK (Subscriber Discount not
avilable on bulk orders.)
UPDATED! Safety Meetings, 6th Edition
A Supervisor's Guide based on the Elevator Industry
Field Employees' Safety Handbook, 2010 Edition
In notepad form, these meetings contain the complete
script of the 2010 Safety Handbook, broken down into 69
short safety meetings. Each sheet includes discussion
questions, space for attendee signatures and comment
fields for the supervisor.
Wt. 2 lbs.
2011 Revisions
Included
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Elevator and Escalator Rescue: A
Comprehensive Guide
by Theodore Lee Jarboe & John O’Donoghue
Written by firefighters for firefighters, this book contains important
information for technical rescue members, training officers, and fire
company members alike. This engaging and accessible book
details the risk involved in elevator and escalator rescues and how
to face them successfully. Hardback, Wt. 3 lbs.
Firefighting Operations in High-Rise and
Standpipe-Equipped Buildings
by David M. McGrail
This book establishes a proper firefighting mind-set and promotes
preparedness for the extreme physical and mental demands of
firefighting operations in high-rise and standpipe-equipped
buildings. Among the many valuable topics covered are cautious
and disciplined elevator use during elevator rescue operations.
Hardback, Wt. 3 lbs.
Construction, Design & Engineering
Vertical Transportation Handbook, 4th Edition
by George Strakosch & Bob Caporale
This new edition of a one-of-a-kind handbook provides an essential
updating to keep the book current with technology and practice. New
coverage of topics such as machine-room-less systems and current
operation and control procedures, ensures that this revision maintains its
standing as the premier general reference on vertical transportation.
Wt. 4 lbs. Hardback
Rope Traction Theory & Practice
Learn the basics of rope traction from an expert. This DVD is a
seminar presentation by George Gibson, a 50 year veteran of the
elevator industry. In just a short time you can gain a working
knowledge of the principles of rope traction. Also available are 3
contact hours of continuing education.
DVD Format - 110 minutes
Emergency Evacuation Elevator Systems Guideline
The Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat has released this report
on the use of elevators for emergency evacuation. The guide is the result
of a 14-month study by a 16-member task force nominated by CTBUH,
comprising some of the world’s leading architects, engineers, building
owner representatives, elevator consultants, life safety consultants, fire
engineers and elevator companies involved in the design of structures.
This guideline will identify key issues that design teams should consider in
the development of emergency systems. Softback, Wt. 1 lb.
Elevator Mechanical Design, 3rd Edition
by Dr.-Ing. Lubomír Janovsky
The technology of “how to achieve the mechanical aspects of the design”
of an electric elevator as well as discussing why the designs are
implemented in a particular way. The principles and concepts of all the
mechanical components of an elevator are discussed in detail, supported
wherever necessary by mathematical analysis. A full description and
comparison of international standards is also included.
Hardback, 401 pages Wt. 3 lbs.
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Installation Manual
Published by ELEVATOR WORLD
Brimming with photos of actual installation procedures and diagrams.
Although published for quite some time, the information continues to be
timely and valuable. The manual includes a brief history of elevators,
lessons in layout drawings and reading and describes the installation
process for a traction elevator from the pit through the hoistway and into
the machine room. Step-by-step descriptions are included for hydraulic
elevators and escalators.
Softback, 505 pages, Wt. 3 lbs.
Systems Engineering of Elevators
by Phil Andrew and Dr. Stefan Kaczmarczyk
This book covers all the aspects of elevator systems engineering providing
commentary on how individual components of an elevator are brought
together to provide a vertical transportation system which will carry the
required load at the required speed over the necessary travel, and to
examine how this process is moderated and supported by the
requirements of safety codes.
Hardback, Wt. 4 lbs.
CIBSE Guide D: Transportation
Systems in Buildings (2010)
The Guide has been updated throughout and brought into line with the
latest codes and standards. In particular, the 2010 edition contains an
extensive revision to the guidance on traffic planning, significantly
expanded information on energy efficiency and conservation, and updated
guidance on the effective commissioning, maintenance and testing of lifts
and escalators. Wt. 3 lbs Softback.
ELEVATOR WORLD Technical Library
by ELEVATOR WORLD
FREE 1 yr digital
subscription to
Elevator World
with purchase.
Predicated on the bestselling Education Package and Reference
Library 4 Volume Set published by ELEVATOR WORLD in the 1990s,
now updated through 2006. This information-packed CD-ROM contains
over 2,700 pages of technical articles published in ELEVATOR WORLD
magazine categorized by subject with full search capabilities. Subjects
include: Machines and Motors, Maintenance and Repair, Traffic Analysis
and Testing, Hydraulic Elevators, Earthquakes, Fires and Natural
Disasters, Escalators and Moving Walks, Modernization Update,
Accessibility, MRL Elevators.
Lift Technology: An Insight on Design Basics and its
Evolution
Images and brief explanations depicting the evolution of machines,
electrical and electronic control systems, floor counting and sensing
devices, permanent magnet gearless machines, floor displays and
aesthetics of the car are included. A compilation of basic information on
lifts, especially on codes and norms observed in the design, manufacturing
and installation of the various components and sub assemblies used are
also represented. Softcover, 179 pages, Wt. 1 lb.
Elevator Design, Construction & Maintenance 1905
Originally published in 1905, this book details the fundamental principles
of the “elevator process” – design, construction & maintenance. Beginning
with the basics of elevator technology it quickly moves on to in depth
sections on both hydraulic and electric elevators, including parts, course
of action and intricacies. This unabridged, digitally enlarged printing
includes over 160 highly detailed illustrations and presents information of
historical significance and for research.
Softcover, 264 pages, Wt. 2 lbs
Pedestrian Planning and Design
by John J. Fruin, Ph.D.
Describes and qualifies the space people need to walk, queue, crowd and
wait. It discusses the space people need to access buses, trains, planes,
elevators and escalators as well as the number of people that can walk
on stairs through corridors, turnstiles, revolving doors, etc. Contains
photos, diagrams and elevator/escalator configurations. Softback, 214
pages, Wt. 1 lb.
Elevator Electric Drives – Concepts and Principles,
Control and Practice by G.C. Barney and Loher AG
This book is of interest to anyone in the elevator industry concerned with
the application, design and maintenance of modern hoisting machines.
The technical information, in general, is universal and can be applied to
any new solid- state AC motor.
197 pages Wt. 2 lbs.
Elevator Traffic Handbook Theory & Practice
by Dr. Gina Barney
The movement of people by natural and mechanical means needs to be
carefully planned: an under provision is costly or impossible to correct
and an over provision is a waste of financial resources. This book deals
with this subject in four parts, and is up-to-date with the latest analysis
techniques. Hardback, 456 pages,
Wt. 3 lbs.
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Electrical Engineering Pocket Handbook by EASA
This booklet was produced by the Electrical Apparatus Service Association
(EASA). This engineering reference guide contains tables, charts and motor
data carefully selected for everyday use. Softback, 114 pages, Wt. 1 lb.
The Control Techniques Drives and Controls Handbook
This handbook gives a state-of-the art insight into the technology and
techniques of AC and DC motor control, from basic theory through to
practical solutions.
4 lb. 750 pages, Hardback
Vertical Transportation Technology Review
This review contains 10 dissertations from the U.K.’s University College
Northampton’s Masters in Lift Engineering program. These technical papers
cover many topics especially for the vertical-transportation industry such as
building sway on ropes, ventilation and passenger comfort, power consumption,
firefighting and evacuation usage and utilizing lifts for the differently
disabled. Softcover, 376 pages Wt. 4 lbs.
Vertical Transportation Technology Review - Vol. 2
Volume 2 to of the series includes five technical dissertations from the U.K.’s
University College Northampton’s Masters in Lift Engineering program. The
papers topics include Effectively Communicating Code Requirements for
Interfaces Between Building Systems and Elevator Systems, An Investigation
into Accidents Involving Luggage Trolleys And/Or Shopping Carts on
Escalators, The Future of the Lift Maintenance Business, A Study of the Actual Power Relative to the
Theoretical Power Consumption of a Variable Frequency Drive Hydraulic System and How it
Benefits the User and lastly A Critical Comparison of Coated Steel Belts against Steel Wire
Ropes as Applied to the Lift Industry.
Softcover, 252 pages
Wt. 3 lbs.
Vertical Transportation Technology Review - Volumes 1 & 2
Set Wt. 7 lbs.
2 Volume
Beginners/Training
Elevators 101, 2nd Edition by Zack McCain
This book provides a basic overview of elevator systems, equipment and
technology. It is a must have for elevator salespersons, new hires in the
industry or anyone who wants a better understanding of elevator technology.
Includes: • Common Elevator Terms • Codes & Publications • Types of Elevators
• Elevator Driving Machines • Control – Operation – Drives • Machine Space and
Equipment • Hoistway Equipment • Pit and Equipment Including Safeties
• Elevator Doors and Gates • Escalators & Moving Walks. Softback, 127 Pages,
Wt. 2 lbs.
Elevator & Escalator Micropedia, 5th Edition
by G.C. Barney, D.A. Cooper & J. Inglis
The Elevator & Escalator Micropedia is a compendium of useful data
providing a handy first reference for information. It comprises three main
parts, a glossary of over 2,150 terms, drawings of lift components and
tables and formulae. It will be of practical use to designers, field service
personnel, installers, engineers, building owners, facility managers, lift
operators and researchers. Softback, - Wt. 1 lb.
Sam and Samantha – The Mainteneers
by George R. Strakosch
Sam and Samantha are fictionalized versions of real people. Their
stories, which really happened, are a sample of what elevator personnel
encounter in the day-to-day task of taking care of elevators. Elevator
mainteneers are the front lines of the elevator business. Softback, Wt. 1
lb.
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Electricity 2: Devices, Circuits and Materials, 9th Edition
by Thomas Kubala
Readers will examine numerous types of alternating current circuits on the
way to developing a solid understanding of the concepts of power, power
factor, and power factor correction. Softback, 143 Pages, Wt. 1 lb.
Electricity 4: AC/DC Motors, Controls and
Maintenance, 9th Edition by Walter N. Alerich & Jeff Keljik
Introduces readers to DC and AC motors, as well as many types of manual,
magnetic and electronic controls. Throughout this edition, motors are described
in detail, enabling the reader to develop a working knowledge of the
operations, advantages and disadvantages of each type. Softback, 360 Pages,
Wt. 2 lbs
Just for KIDS
Alligator in the Elevator by Rick Charette
Yikes! Children don’t know what to do when they come upon an alligator in the
elevator. Rhythmic phrases and repetitive pattern along with delightful illustrations.
Early readers. Wt. 1 lb.
The Elevator Family by Douglas Evans
An eccentric family arrives at a San Francisco hotel and discovers that there
are no rooms available. They decide to stay in a room that has its ups and
downs – the elevator. Ages 8-12.
Softback, 87 pages, Wt. 1 lb.
The Case of the Elevator Duck by Polly Berrien Bernends
Gilbert knows that no pets are allowed in the building. He also knows he'd
better find the duck’s owner fast. Recommended for readers 6 to 10.
Softback, 60 pages, Wt. 1 lb.
Industry Statistics
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The Elevator World Vertical Transportation Industry Profile
An unbiased assessment and overview of the industry as a whole is provided, including statistical
information, charts, databases and company profiles on the leading players in the industry. While
much of the report focuses on the U.S. elevator industry, a nation-by-nation equipment and industry
census is also presented, broken down into U.S. states and regions, Canada and provinces, Europe,
South America, Asia/Middle East, Africa, Australia and New Zealand. PDF format only
2011 Vertical Transportation Industry Profile
Supplement
This new addition includes 41 pages of updated market information and studies. A special cab
market study and an elevator/escalator world market overview, including a focus on China, is
included. Statistical information, charts, databases, region-by-region breakdowns, average material
costs, cab design specifications and future trends are also presented. PDF format only
The South American Market — An Update
by Carmen Maldacena & Jorge Fazzito
Published in 2012, this comprehensive report provides a detailed overview for the South American
vertical transportation marketplace. Easy-to-understand charts, graphs and summaries feature the
demographic and economic profile, country-by-country characteristics, new installations per year from
2006 to 2010, total existing elevators, market share corresponding to multinational and independent
companies, equipment destination (housing, offices, malls, hotels, etc.), market evolution from 2006 to
2011 and the expected trends through 2015.
Available in English and Spanish PDF format only
Lift & Escalator Annual Market Review & Data 2011 Full World,
European & UK Market
The 2011 review examines the Global and European markets before focusing in detail on the UK market.
It analyses the latest market data for the lift, escalator and moving walkway industry, detailing information on
all aspects of this market sector. Please visit www.elevatorbooks.com for highlights of this report plus
Table of Contents, Table of Figures and Appendices.
PDF only
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Lift & Escalator Annual Market Review & Data 2011 UK Market
This market report focuses in detail on the UK market and includes the latest market data for the lift,
escalator and moving walkway industry. Topics include market structure and shares, political
impacts, key issues & trends, economic influences, technological advances, forecasts and much
more. Please visit www.elevatorbooks.com for highlights of this report plus Table of Contents, Table
of Figures and Appendices. PDF only
The Future of the Elevator and Escalator Market in India to 2014
This comprehensive report includes the demographic and economic profile of India, overview of the
elevator and escalator industry, demand forecasts, key drivers and trends, technological
developments, services and components market, trade information, an understanding of the lift rules
and standards and a brief profile of selected elevator manufacturers. An attempt has also been
made to provide an in depth understanding of the economic and demographic growth patterns of
18 selected cities. 242 Pages PDF Format Only
World Elevators to 2015 and 2020
This study analyzes the $44.5 billion world elevator and escalator industry. It presents historical demand
data (1996, 2001, 2006, 2008) and forecasts for the years 2015 and 2020 by product (e.g., passenger
and freight elevators, escalators and moving walkways); service (installation, modernization and repair);
market (residential, nonresidential), world region and for 15 countries. It also includes company profiles of
17 major players in the industry. 278 Pages – PDF or print
Elevators in China to 2013
This study, published in July 2007, analyzes the $39 billion Chinese elevator/escalator industry. It
presents historical demand data (1996 2001, 2006) and forecasts for 2011 and 2016 by type (e.g.|
passenger and freight elevators| escalators and moving walkways| associated products|
installation services| maintenance and repair services) market (e.g.| nonresidential buildings| residential
buildings| nonbuilding settings) and by geographic region. 171 Pages – PDF or print
Focus on Elevators & Escalators, World Market
This report published in September 2007 discusses world elevators and escalators demand for the years
2001 and 2006, with forecasts for 2011. Topics covered include demand by type; demand by
market; regional demand overview; demand in North America, Western Europe, Asia/Pacific, and
aggregate other regions; industry composition and leading participants. This report also includes a
highlights summary and resources section. 24 Pages – PDF or CD
Focus on Elevators & Escalators, U.S. Market
This report published in September 2007 discusses the US market for elevator and escalator products
and services for the years 2001 and 2006, with forecasts for 2011. Topics covered include market
size, product and service segmentation, market segmentation, technology and regulatory issues,
world overview, market environment, product and service forecasts, market forecasts, industry
composition and leading participants. This report also includes a highlights summary and resources
section.19 Pages – PDF or CD
Gift Ideas
Elevator Man Stories
by Jim Collett
The elevator industry has its collection of stories that mechanics and
technicians share between themselves and these stories are what
make our industry great. The first published book of its kind, Jim
Collett has captured his 40 year career while working as an elevator
mechanic. Sometimes serious and other times hilarius accounts while
working in the trade. Softback Wt. 2 lb.
A History of the Passenger Elevator in the
19th Century by Lee E. Gray
The extensive research that went into this publication takes us from the
technological origins of the freight hoists in England and the U.S. to the
elevators and skyscrapers of 1880 – 1900. There is no question that
anyone involved in the building industry will find this book fascinating
and informative, with the engaging illustrations as an added bonus.
Hardback, 336 pages, over 175 illustrations. Wt. 2 lb.
Moving People: From Street to Platform – 100
Years Underground
Author, Ray Orton; Researcher, Nick Gaw;
Book Design, Grey Lipley and John Gale
Traces the history and development of the London Underground train
network and the escalators that serve it. Author Ray Orton has
worked for the London Underground for over 25 years and his
enthusiasm for these unique machines and their environment will
engage readers worldwide. Over 70 extraordinary photos!
Hardback, Coffee-table-sized at 11" x 9-1/2", Wt. 3 lbs.
Up Down Across _ Elevators, Escalators, and
Moving Sidewalks by Alisa Goetz
Few technologies have exerted more force in shaping the Americanbuilt environment than elevators and their kin. This book explores this
shaping of our cities and towns from a variety of perspectives. Along
with a well-written perspective, this book is illustrated with historic
prints, photographs and movie stills.
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Speaking of Issues by William C. Sturgeon
A compilation of 45 years of ELEVATOR WORLD editorials by
William Sturgeon. He was a founding member of the National
Association of Elevator Contractors and several other organizations.
Reportage by Editor Sturgeon throughout the world greatly shaped
ELEVATOR WORLD into a publication serving and read by the
international elevator industry. Hardback, 675 pages, Wt. 3 lbs.
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Jallings’ Elevators
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Presenting the development and design of hand, belt, steam, hydraulic and
electric elevators, Jallings’ Elevators served as a popular reference during
the early 20th century. Starting with the fundamental principles of elevator
technology, the book describes mechanical equipment, as well as car and
car frames, guide rails and hoist ropes.
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Elevators
by Frederick A. Annett
Originally published in 1961, when traction elevators were prominent, this
publication is pertinent today since most of these elevators are candidates
for modernization. Elevators provides vital information to anyone
contemplating modernization or involved in the maintenance of such
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by Fred Hymans
Fundamental elevator design and engineering. Originally published in 1931
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Electric Elevator Motors, Electric Elevator Operators, care and maintenance
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