Moving Walkway Travelator for Airports, Metro & Retail
✅ Safety & Compliance
Our moving walkways are compliant with the most stringent international safety standards. Standard features include:
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Pallet anti-slip surfacing
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Emergency stop buttons
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Skirt deflector brushes
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Step gap lighting
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Handrail speed synchronizers
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Audible alerts at entry/exit
🧠 Design Flexibility
Modern projects demand design harmony. Our walkways offer customizable aesthetics including:
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Brushed stainless-steel finish
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LED under-lighting or glass balustrades
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Etched logo handrails
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Voice prompts for exits
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Integrated advertising display options
🏢 Industries Served
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Airports – passenger terminals & shuttle zones
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Metro stations – platform-to-exit access
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Shopping malls – food courts, upper/lower decks
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Hospitals – aiding patient & staff movement
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Residential buildings – senior living, large condominiums
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Convention centers – fast movement over long halls
🔧 Installation, Operation & Maintenance
We offer full-service installation with structural assessment, site-specific customization, and full after-sale support. Remote monitoring and diagnostics ensure 24/7 uptime. Optional features include:
💡 Why Choose Our Moving Walkways?
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Smooth and safe horizontal vertical transportation
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Designed for high-load weight capacity environments
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Energy-efficient systems for low energy consumption
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Compliance with international elevator & escalator standards
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Custom design and easy integration with existing architecture
Layout Drawings:
❓Q/A – Elevator & Walkway Industry FAQs
Q1: What is a moving walkway used for?
A: It provides effortless horizontal or inclined transportation in public spaces, reducing walking strain and speeding up transit in large buildings.
Q2: How is a moving walkway different from an escalator?
A: Escalators move vertically between floors. Walkways transport people horizontally or at a gentle incline, usually in areas with long walking distances.
Q3: Where can I install a moving walkway?
A: Airports, malls, residential complexes, hospitals, and transit hubs. Indoor and outdoor options are available based on your project's need.
Q4: Is the energy consumption of a travelator high?
A: No. Modern walkways use energy-saving drives and auto-stop features to minimize power use, making them ideal for energy-conscious environments.
Q5: What is the standard speed of a moving walkway?
A: Typically 0.5 m/s, adjustable up to 0.75 m/s in some models. The speed is designed for balance between comfort and transit efficiency.
