Ski Lifts
A ski lift is a facility designed to transport passengers uphill while they remain on skis or other sports equipment on the ground, using a tow mechanism. The lift operates with a circulating haul rope running at a height of approximately three to four meters, to which tow bars are attached via a winding mechanism. There are T-bar lifts with single-person bars (commonly on beginner slopes) and platter or anchor lifts for two passengers in short or long versions (bar ski lifts).
Data & Facts
- Transport capacity: up to 1200 persons per hour
- Towing mechanism: T-bar or anchor bar, depending on the required capacity
- Operating speed: up to 3.5 m/s (9 km/h)
- Wind resistance: up to 60 km/h
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