What are the types of villa home elevators? You will understand after reading

With the progress of society, people's living standards are also improving. Professional data shows that the market of villa home elevators has developed rapidly in recent years. However, many people do not know much about villa home elevators. Today, Xiao Bian comes to talk about the types of villa home elevators.

Villas' home elevators are generally classified according to the driving mode, generally including screw elevators, traction elevators, hydraulic elevators and forced drive elevators.

1. Screw elevator

The motor is selected as the power device. The motor is connected with the nut according to the transmission belt, and the drive nut runs on the screw, thus driving the small family Villa Elevator to run.

2. Traction elevator

The traction elevator has not only a car, but also a counterweight. The counterweight is used to balance the car. That is, there is a traction rope between the car and the counterweight frame. The traction rope drives the car up and down by the friction generated by the traction wheel on the roof and the traction rope.
3. Hydraulic Elevator

The hydraulic elevator refers to a villa elevator that presses steam into the hydraulic cylinder according to the power unit of the hydraulic press to make the plunger pump move in a straight line at a constant speed, and then moves the car immediately or indirectly according to the galvanized steel wire rope.

4. Forced drive

The operation principle of the forced drive villa elevator is to lift the elevator car with a crane fixed at one end of the shaft., There is no counterweight and it is driven by the force of mechanical equipment. The disadvantage is that the running speed is low and the loss of wire rope is relatively serious.

Compared with the above types of villa elevators, the reason why hydraulic elevators can be widely recognized in the market is that they have low civil construction requirements, save building area and have high safety. It can completely make up for the shortcomings of mechanical noise and slow running speed.