What Goes On At Otis Elevator's Bristol Testing Tower?

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2013-08-05 10:07:13

Otis Elevator Company, a division of Hartford-based United Technologies Corp., tests and develops elevator components in Bristol at the company's 117-meter test tower. The facility has a quality control and new product testing lab as well as 13 test elevator shafts: three high ones, four mid-level, and six low ones.

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The Bristol center tests parts for the range of systems needed for elevators around the world: cable, belt, and hydraulic systems; small and large motors; the lifting hardware and "destination management systems," where you put in your desired floor and are assigned the most efficient elevator to take.

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