China Manufactutre Auto Pavement Escalator, Horizontal Moving Walkway

Walkway moving walks, also known as moving sidewalks or travelators, are specialized horizontal or inclined conveyor systems designed to transport pedestrians efficiently across long distances in high-traffic public spaces. These systems feature a continuous belt or metal pallet surface that moves at a constant speed (typically 0.5–0.75 m/s), providing smooth, effortless mobility for passengers, luggage, and wheeled devices.

Constructed with durable, slip-resistant surfaces, moving walks are engineered to accommodate heavy foot traffic while ensuring user safety. Key components include high-torque electric motors, modular belt segments, and guide rails with integrated handrails synchronized to the walkway speed. Safety features comply with international standards (EN 115, ASME A17.1), incorporating emergency stop buttons, comb-plate sensors, and anti-entrapment devices.

Moving walks are commonly installed in airports (connecting terminals), metro stations, shopping malls, and exhibition centers, where they reduce walking fatigue and improve crowd flow. Inclined models (up to 12° gradient) are used in transit hubs to bridge elevation changes without stairs. Modern systems employ energy-efficient drives, regenerative braking, and IoT-enabled monitoring for predictive maintenance.

Protective hand: calm, safe, modern
Escalators and sidewalks, all adopt advanced microcomputer control system and fault self-diagnostic device, which can automatically monitor the operation condition of elevators and sidewalks, and once a fault or abnormal phenomenon is found, it will be displayed on the digital tube in real time, fully guaranteeing the stability and reliability of escalators and sidewalks.

FAQ
1. Is it dangerous for power failure suddenly during the elevator running?
If it occurs, the elevator will automatically stop due to the electrical and mechanical safety device. In case of power failure,elevator brakes will automatically taken. In addition, the power supply departments such as planned outage, prior notice are also operating.