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Vail Installs New PERFORMA-DT Haul Rope On Eagle Bahn Gondola

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Any followers of The Eagle Bahn Gondola at Vail will respect this new little bit of expertise they’re at the moment engaged on putting in. After 16 years of service, they’re changing the prevailing haul rope with a brand new FATZER PERFORMA-DT haul rope that comes with plastic profiles in between every strand that creates a smoother exterior floor (nearly cylindrical) and reduces vibrations/noise. Actually cool piece of expertise. Be taught extra under after watching the video:

“Even within the low season, our groups are arduous at work doing routine upkeep. After 16 years of service, our carry upkeep crew changed the Eagle Bahn Gondola (#19) haul rope. This splice options new rope expertise for a smoother journey and longer service life.”

In PERFORMA-DT high-performance ropes, plastic profiles are stranded between the strands to considerably scale back strand-induced vibrations throughout traction or conveying operations. Due to the nearly cylindrical floor construction, the rope runs over sheaves and pulleys with nearly no vibration and low noise. Equally convincing is the tremendously diminished settling conduct.

Utility

The usage of PERFORMA-DT conveyor ropes is especially helpful on installations with excessive conveying capacities. As well as, it will also be used wherever vibrations and noise impair the journey consolation and well-being of passengers, residents and passers-by, for instance on gondola lifts in city areas.

The way you profit from PERFORMA-DT

  • Low strand-induced vibration
  • Superb working smoothness
  • Minimal elongation conduct and elevated diameter consistency
  • Fewer shortenings required
  • Rope elongation predictable and calculable
  • No strand contact and due to this fact for much longer service life
  • Much less sheave put on

Right here’s the PERFORMA-DT at work at Söll-Hexenwasser in Austria. Examine the decibel readings…so quiet:

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