Photo Gallery – Installation
- Ease of installation, operation, and maintenance
- Built to the highest level of safety standards including “precision landing”
- Built with the customer in mind so it is customized to their situation
- Humphrey Manlift’s own Personnel Elevator
Humphrey Manlift is one of the only manufacturers that provides a pre-assembled elevator tower or shaft for their clients. The tower is provided in sections allowing building owners to purchase the exact height needed. The tower sections are custom made to fit each installation. The images below show the process of installing the tower and elevator: removing the roof, connecting the towers, lowering the tower into the building, and putting the roof back. The process below was completed in less than 1 day. The PRECISION LANDING™ Personnel Elevator is built to provide level floor landings within 1 millimeter of your current floor landing providing your employees with extra safety. To provide ease of installation, we provide stack-able counterweights. Our customization options including size, capacity, environmental conditions, and more.
The elevator tower sections come to you preassembled. Hardware is included to attach tower sections together. This image shows setting the personnel elevator on top of the tower.
Securing the motor and brake assembly to the top of the tower.
Finishing elevator motor and brake assembly installation.
Moving bottom of the tower shows opening where the cab slides in. In this case, while inside the building, we placed the cab of the elevator on a forklift and slid it into the tower.
Moving bottom of tower next to the top of the tower – getting them closer together.
Setting down the bottom section of the tower
Centering the top of tower section over the bottom of tower to prepare for
Aligning the two tower sections for ease of connection.
The two tower sections have been attached
Moving the tower assembly to the designated building before final installation
Lowering the tower assembly into building
The tower assembly inside the designated building before final personnel elevator installation.