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The LSG22 safety gear of elevator high-speed safety parts utilizes progressive safety clamp technology to quickly and smoothly stop the elevator car and clamp it to the guide rails in the event of overspeed or a rope break or slack, effectively ensuring the safety of passengers and cargo.
With a maximum rated speed of 4 m/s, this safety clamp can withstand the impact of high-speed operation and ensure rapid response in emergency situations. With a system mass of up to 7,450 kg, it is suitable for large-capacity elevator systems and meets the needs of various application scenarios. The product utilizes long-life friction material to maintain stable braking performance over extended use, reducing maintenance frequency and extending service life.
The LSG22 progressive safety clamp features a symmetrical structure with adaptively adjustable braking elements, effectively preventing lateral car deflection during braking and enhancing elevator operation smoothness and comfort.
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