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  • @gliese909
    @gliese909 หลายเดือนก่อน

    That's definitely KONE. I can tell by those big comb plates. Schindler's a smaller.

  • @dmvelevatorsandmore
    @dmvelevatorsandmore 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    These are definitely KONE TransitMaster 180s telling by the gently angled handrail entry design and balustrade glass height at the ends. Schindler's balustrade glass height would be slightly shorter and their ends would be completely at a straight vertical angle. The landing lights next to the yellow step combs and the motor sound is also a sign these are KONE.

    • @TheEscalatorChannel1
      @TheEscalatorChannel1 หลายเดือนก่อน

      It's so difficult telling the differences on transit-style escalators lol

    • @dmvelevatorsandmore
      @dmvelevatorsandmore หลายเดือนก่อน

      @@TheEscalatorChannel1 Otis is probably the easiest because they are the only ones to have reverse angle handrail entries and their balustrade glass/metal height is the shortest. TK Tugelas are basically Velinos with robust glass balustrades, so that's pretty easy. Victorias have flatter handrail entries then the Tugelas. KONEs if they have their signature handrail entry design are pretty easy. TransitMaster 220s are definitely easy to tell while TransitMaster 180s either have that conventional design (depicted in the video) or a weirdly shaped variant of TM210/220 handrail entries.

    • @EscalatorsAnywhere
      @EscalatorsAnywhere หลายเดือนก่อน

      These are Kone - the comb plates, motor sounds and skirt lights make that a certainty 😄
      Very nice!

  • @elevatorsfromsoutheastqld
    @elevatorsfromsoutheastqld 2 หลายเดือนก่อน

    I believe they're thyssenkrupp.