Cable carsDesign, construction and installation

What objects are we building?

By definition, a cable car is a type of passenger or freight transport in which a steel rope is used to move rolling stock. The length of the cable car can range from several tens of meters to several tens of kilometers.

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  Gondola cable cars

  These are enclosed cabins that can accommodate from 6 to 20 people, they can often be seen in cities, and in particularly picturesque places they are made with panoramic views

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  Chairlift

  Chairlifts allow you to take visitors to ski resorts to the right place in chairs that are fixed on a rope. It is thanks to the seats that several skiers (usually from two to six) have the opportunity to comfortably climb to the beginning of the route

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  Unsupported cable cars Baby elevator

  The Baby elevator is a small lift without intermediate supports, designed for organizing skiing, snowboarding or tubing on slopes up to 300 meters long with a slight height difference (up to 100 meters). It is a stretched rope with fixed plastic hooks, which the skaters cling to.

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  Ribbon type cable car (travolator)

  A travolator is a mechanical track that takes skaters downhill. It is characterized by a comfortable and safe ascent at low speed to slopes with a slight height difference, and it is also used on training slopes. It looks like a huge ribbon for moving products at the supermarket checkout. Compared to the «baby elevator», the band ropes have a much higher throughput.