Elevator pit set assembly
AssigneeInventio AG
InventorsKevin M. Rice, William R. Eaton, Jr.
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Abstract
An elevator pit assembly for mounting and supporting car and counterweight rails, preferably in a tri-rail configuration, has first and second plates joinable in alternative right-angle configurations. The first plate accommodates a rail assembly having car and counterweight rails and a spaced lone counterweight rail, while the second plate accommodates a lone car rail. The plates may be bolted together through flanges.
Claims6
A elevator pit assembly for use with an elevator construction having a rail assembly including car and counterweight rails, a spaced lone car rail and a spaced lone counterweight rail, the car rails and the counterweight rails being aligned in a pair of right angle planes, the pit assembly comprising:
- a first pit plate having means for mounting an end of the rail assembly and the lone counterweight rail thereto;
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- a second pit plate having means for mounting an end of the lone car rail thereto;
- the first pit plate having plate mounting means located on opposed side edges thereof, the second pit plate having plate mounting means located on opposed ends thereof,
- the plate mounting means of the first and second pit plates being adapted and constructed to be joined together in a manner whereby the first and second plates can be positioned to form alternative right-angle constructions upon a pit floor;
- the means for mounting the end of the rail assembly and the lone counterweight rail thereto comprising an inverted u-shape flange extending upwardly from the first pit plate.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.