Otis Escalators | Moving Walks | Otis USA
Escalators & Moving Walks
Commercial/PublicWhether it’s our passengers, our customers or our colleagues, we put people at the center of everything we do
Link™ Escalators & Moving Walks
Refined yet resilient, moving customers and tenants in ways that guide and delight
BUILT TO LAST
CUSTOMIZED FOR YOUR BUILDING
INTEGRATED ILLUMINATION
Our escalators are safe, reliable and designed to integrate seamlessly with your building. Our moving walks are engineered to be whisper quiet and smooth. Both are custom-made to complement your building’s unique environment.
- Escalators
- Max rise height: 39'4" at a step width of 40 in.
- Inclination: 30 degrees
- Nominal step width: 24 in. / 32 in. / 40 in.
- Speed: 100 ft/min
- Moving walks
- Max length: 262 ft.
- Inclination: 0 up to 3 (10 and 12 degree available on special request)
- Palette widths: 32 in. / 40 in.
- Speed: 100 ft/min (higher speed available on special request)
Public Escalators
Effortlessly handling the heaviest traffic, year after year
Designed to meet the extreme and varied demands of public spaces such as airports, metros and busy transport hubs, our escalators and moving walks raise the bar for endurance and reliability. You can expect at least 20 years of efficient, safe service without downtime from our products in classic public ‘hot spots’.
- Escalators
- Max rise height: 65' 7" at a step width of 40 in. (Special request up to 100' rise available)
- Inclination: 30°
- Normal step width: 32 in / 40 in
- Speed: 100 ft / min
Moving Walks
Adaptable, safe and reliable, our moving walks are designed to work around your building’s needs.
Our moving walks are engineered to be whisper quiet and smooth. You can expect at least 20 years of efficient, safe service without downtime from our products in classic public ‘hot spots’.
- Commercial Moving Walks
- Max length: 262 ft.
- Inclination: 0 up to 3 (10 and 12 degree available on special request)
- Palette widths: 32 in. / 40 in.
- Speed: 100 ft/min (higher speed available on special request)
- Public Moving Walks
- Maximum length: 394'
- Inclination: 0° up to 3°
- Palette widths: 40 in / 48 in / 56 in
- Speed: 100 ft / min (higher speeds available on special request)
The beauty of design
Gone are the days of being hidden from view; today’s escalators and moving walks take pride of place in public and commercial spaces. They help define the way people experience these buildings.
At the forefront of safe, reliable technology
From design to manufacturing, we strive to keep you safe and moving.
Going above and beyond
When it comes to safety, just meeting code is not enough. The sheer breadth of our additional features stand testament to our dedication to your safety. Employing the very best materials and precision engineering methods, we provide failsafe freedom of choice.
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1 Acrylic wedge guard deflectors
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2 Increased height anti-fall balustrade
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3 Painted yellow demarcation lines
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4 Aluminum steps
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5 Rounded step nose (4 mm radius)
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6 Anti-climb barrier panels
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7 Black or aluminium profile brush guards
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8 Yellow-coated combs
We know quality
Every three days, our elevators and escalators transport the equivalent of the world’s entire population; we care deeply about each and every person.
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1 Unmatched construction
Otis escalators use rectangular steel trusses to increase their strength. Seal welds protect them against internal corrosion.
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2 Rigorous testing
Escalator steps are subjected to dynamic load testing – not only 5 million times as normally required, but 20 million times. All our facilities conduct step breakage tests too, ensuring step quality and durability.
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3 Step chain assembly
We use a computerized assembly jig for precise alignment of the tension carriage, track system and main drive.
Sustainable sophistication
Our escalators and moving walks embrace sustainability. Our smart lubrication system uses up to 98 percent less oil than manual lubrication systems. Sleep mode operation plus LED lighting further reduce energy consumption. In addition, the ReGen drive captures energy when the escalator travels in a downward direction, returning it to your power grid.
