EPCO & Adams Catalogs, Plus a Sneak Peek at OTIS: Giving Rise to the Modern City

[elevatorsonly]

Target in Nashua, NH has Epco Survivor Plus on all of their 3 elevators. It's a Simon mall, and Simon doesn't maintain those 3 elevators.

[suzzex]

@elevatorsonly That's SIMON for ya!

[elevatorsonly]

@suzzex Simon doesn't maintain them. I went to a SIMON mall at their Lord and Taylor. Usually, SIMON makes their people movers crappy and leaves them like garbage. That L&T elevator does not meet that criteria. 1968 Montgomery G&P. At the Nordstrom in that same mall, their lift too does not meet either 2 of that criteria, seeing it is a 2008 Schindler.

[suzzex]

@elevatorsonly Oh I see what you mean. Sorry about that.

[elevatorparts]

The single EPCO sheet is a door guide specifier. The door guides are seated on the underside of the door, and ride in the grooves on the sill/threshold. These keep it in line.

[CaptainElevator42189]

Very amazing catalog, and it's interesting how the Adams catalog looks like Schindler parts. Also, I too had an Epco signal fixtures catalog, and it's sad that some of the old fixtures, such as the FL, WR, & WB fixtures were discontinued, while the Apex, Classic, Survivor Plus, Encore, Fanfare, and Nouveau fixtures used to be part of Adams Elevator Company.

[thyssenelevator95]

WOW!!!