Elevator Equipment
Online supplier of lift equipment, spare parts and electrical products for the lift industry
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Elevator Equipment
Elevator Equipment supplies lift parts, lift equipment and electrical wholesale products through an online catalog. Its range includes car and shaft equipment, machine-room components, lighting, tools and sundry items; it also identifies replacement lift parts from customer-submitted photos.
The company serves businesses in the lift industry, offering online orders and quotations, product information and next-working-day delivery. It was established in 2002 and holds ISO 9001 quality accreditation.
Product: Online sales of lift equipment, spare parts, electrical wholesale products and related supplies, with lift-part identification assistance.
Jobs at Elevator Equipment
Leadership
- Chris Moore · FounderSource: company website
- Mark Spencer · FounderSource: company website
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