RIVET — River Company
FUJI Car Elevators — Car elevator — Ceiling: Painted steel Ventilation: Circular fan Cabin Wall: Painted steel Cabin Door: Painted steel Handrail: None Floor: Chequered plate steel Door Opening:  2-Panels center Opening supplied by Rivet in Ethiopia
Elevator · Car elevator

FUJI Car Elevators

Ceiling: Painted steel Ventilation: Circular fan Cabin Wall: Painted steel Cabin Door: Painted steel Handrail: None Floor: Chequered plate steel Door Opening: 2-Panels center Opening

BrandFUJI Model: FE-C01

OriginCHINA

Description

Car elevators transform space utilization in residential buildings, high-rise complexes, and commercial facilities by enabling secure vertical transportation of vehicles. Unlike standard freight elevators designed for general cargo, these engineered systems feature specialized elevator components that ensure smooth, damage-free movement of automobiles between levels. KEY APPLICATIONS Luxury Homes: Create multi-level garages in cliffside properties or urban townhouses Auto Dealerships: Vertical vehicle showcases with rotating platforms Commercial Parking: High-density solutions for hotels/malls (up to 4 cars per shaft) Municipal Fleets: Fire trucks & emergency vehicle storage TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Feature Residential Series Commercial Pro Industrial Titan Weight Capacity 6,000-8,000 lbs 10,000-16,000 lbs 20,000+ lbs Platform Size 18' x 8' 20' x 9' Custom Drive System Gearless Traction Hydraulic Dual Hydraulic Speed 0.3 m/s 0.5 m/s 0.25 m/s Energy Consumption 3.8 kW (40% less than hydraulic) 7.2 kW 12 kW ENGINEERED COMPONENTS Reinforced Car Platform: Diamond-plate steel with retractable wheel guides Smart Control System: Touchscreen + mobile app + voice command integration Safety Package: Laser obstruction sensors + emergency descent battery + 4-point suspension Vertical Transportation Efficiency: Regenerative drives feed 30% braking energy back to grid WHY MODERN STRUCTURES NEED CAR ELEVATORS *"High-rise buildings in urban centers save 400% parking space per square foot with stacked vehicle systems versus traditional ramps."* - Vertical Transport Journal Case Study: The Manhattan SkyGarage Tower installed 12 car elevators, enabling 48 luxury vehicles to park in space previously holding 9 cars – increasing property value by 27%.