Deepening Global Presence with Technical Excellence – SOLKER Elevator Concludes Successful Technical Training for UAE Distributors

I. Crossing Miles, Gathering for Technical Excellence

On August 9, the UAE distributor team arrived in China, marking the official start of this technical training journey. As a key partner of SOLKER Elevator in the Middle East, the UAE distributor has maintained close cooperation with us over the years. Their market demands extremely high standards for installation, commissioning, and maintenance of premium elevator products. To meet these expectations, SOLKER’s Technical Center developed a systematic and practice-oriented curriculum, ensuring that every participant would “come with questions and leave with solutions.”

II. Hands-on Practice: From High/Low-Speed Car Tuning to Car-Top Wiring

On August 10–11, the training entered its core practical phase. At the factory test tower, the distributor team personally performed dynamic adjustments on both high-speed and low-speed elevator cars, gaining in-depth understanding of inverter parameter settings, motion curve optimization, and braking resistor matching. Simultaneously, the car-top wiring test strictly simulated on-site conditions, covering safety circuits, door-lock circuits, and standardized connection and verification of communication cables. After two full days of real-machine practice, the participants acquired a more intuitive and profound grasp of SOLKER’s electrical logic and mechanical responses.

III. Mini Elevator Special Training and Software Operation

On August 12, the focus shifted to SOLKER’s star product – the mini elevator. Under instructors’ guidance, the distributor trainees independently completed mini elevator high/low-speed car adjustments, with special emphasis on rapid troubleshooting of common fault codes (e.g., overcurrent, overvoltage, encoder loss, leveling sensor anomalies). In addition, systematic training was provided on the accompanying elevator monitoring software and debugging tools, including parameter reading/writing, operation log analysis, and remote fault pre-warning functions – enabling the distributor team to upgrade from “reactive repair” to “proactive prevention” in service delivery.

IV. Shaft Measurement: The “Core Skill” of Foundation Work

On August 13, training moved to shaft measurement. At a real construction site, trainees used laser distance meters, plumb lines, and spirit levels to precisely measure verticality, clear dimensions, reserved holes, and pit depth of brick-concrete structure shafts. The instructors emphasized that shaft measurement is the “first lifeline” of elevator installation – any micron-level deviation can affect ride smoothness. Through group practice and data cross-checking, the team’s measurement accuracy and efficiency improved remarkably.

V. Installation Techniques: Brick-Concrete Structures and Outdoor Elevators

On August 14, the training covered two typical application scenarios – elevator retrofitting in old brick-concrete buildings and outdoor elevator installation in open environments. For brick-concrete structures, key topics included chemical anchor fixing, thermal expansion control of guide rail brackets, and wall reinforcement solutions. For outdoor elevators, emphasis was placed on waterproofing, anti-corrosion treatment, wind-resistant seismic design, and drainage system layout. Through hands-on operations such as scaffold erection, guide rail hoisting, and landing door adjustments, trainees truly mastered installation know-how for non-standard scenarios.

VI. Panoramic Elevator Shaft Measurement and Gantry Structure Installation

On August 15, panoramic (glass) elevator shaft measurement became the day’s theme. Given that panoramic elevators mostly use glass shafts, the alignment between curtain wall frames and guide rail reference lines demands extreme precision. Under instructor supervision, trainees completed coordinate point collection and centerline calibration for curved shafts. On August 18, the final hands-on session – gantry structure shaft installation measurement – took place. As the core support system for heavy-load, high-rise elevators, the gantry structure imposes stringent requirements on column verticality, beam levelness, and bolted joint pre-tightening torque. Trainees worked in groups to simulate the entire process from baseline marking to final acceptance, reinforcing their precision awareness for large-scale structural installations.

VII. Final Assessment and Successful Completion

On August 17, all participants took a comprehensive theoretical written exam and practical evaluation covering all training modules. Every technician from the distributor passed with excellent results and received SOLKER’s official technical certification. During the closing exchange meeting, the head of the UAE distributor remarked: “This training far exceeded our expectations – we not only learned ‘how to install,’ but also understood ‘why we install this way.’ SOLKER’s technical system is complete and rigorous, giving us great confidence in our future projects across the Middle East.”

Conclusion

The successful completion of this UAE distributor technical training marks another significant milestone in SOLKER Elevator’s strategy of “localized overseas services.” Looking ahead, SOLKER will continue to offer deeper technical support and more efficient training systems to global partners, ensuring that our “Intelligent Made in China” elevator products operate smoothly and safely in every corner of the world.