Machine Roomless - client of Sigma Elevators
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Machine Roomless Traction Elevator

Elevator

Capacity

04 to 20 passengers
Feature - client of Sigma Elevators

Application

Residential Buildings, Hospitals, Shopping Centres, Offices, Commercials or Industries
Speed - client of Sigma Elevators

Speed

1.00 to 2.50 mt/ps

Machine Roomless are traction elevators where the compact motor drive is mounted above the cabin in the shaft, overcoming conventional requisite for construction of machine room and its cost to confront optimal space utilization. Sigma offers a cost-efficient MRL solution that allows architectural flexibility, aesthetic enhancement with state of art precision equipment.

Variable Function - client of Sigma Elevators

VARIABLE
FUNCTION

Effortless Ride - client of Sigma Elevators

EFFORTLESS
RIDE

Noise Reduction - client of Sigma Elevators

NOISE
REDUCTION

Rational Control - client of Sigma Elevators

RATIONAL
CONTROL

Features at a glance

  • Less Space, Less Energy | More Saving, More Reliability
  • Low operating cost and long life span.
  • Compact control cabinet on the upper level.
  • Modern integrated system and one-directional safety gear.
  • Highly effective and simple installation with meticulous engineering techniques.
  • Geared or gearless machines can be affixed in Machine Roomless Elevator

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an MRL elevator?
An MRL (Machine Room-Less) elevator is a traction lift where the gearless motor sits inside the hoistway instead of a separate machine room. This saves building space, lowers construction cost and reduces energy use.
What are the benefits of an MRL elevator?
MRL elevators save space by removing the machine room, use less energy thanks to gearless drives, run smoothly and quietly, and suit modern residential and commercial buildings.
Are MRL elevators reliable?
Yes. MRL elevators use proven gearless traction technology with fewer moving parts than geared systems, making them reliable and low-maintenance when serviced regularly.