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GPN: Building Maintenance Unit

Usage:

For buildings of all heights. Must have roofs that allow the unit to traverse around the parapet.

The GPN is typically considered for buildings with straight facades because of it’s maximum reach of 4-5 meters. It can still be applied to buildings with single-set back facades if a pantograph is added. Our GPN has two jibs and the versatility to operate with cradles of different sizes, combined with its lower price point make it a popular choice.

Customization:

  • Traversing on rails or on concrete paths
  • Slewing ring
  • Wire rope with electrical core

When it comes to building maintenance units (BMUs), the GPN stands out due to its adaptability and efficiency. Building maintenance unit systems like the GPN are essential for maintaining the exterior of high-rise buildings, ensuring both safety and functionality. The ability to customize the GPN for specific building requirements makes it a top choice for property managers and maintenance teams.

GPN Project Highlights – Partner Projects:

GPN at 875 3rd Avenue – NY – US
GPN at 500 Wallnut St. – PA – US
The Role of Building Maintenance Units in High-Rise Safety and Upkeep

GPL: Building Maintenance Unit

Usage:

For buildings of all heights with straight or negative facades (when using a pantograph).

The GPI has a single jib, and this long arm makes this BMU (building maintenance unit) ideal for buildings with roofs that do not allow movement next to the parapet.

Customization:

Our wide range of options can adapt your GPI to almost any facade. These include:

  • Telescopic jib
  • Luffing jib
  • Radio control
  • Multilayer drum hoist (up to 500 m)
  • Traversing on rails or on concrete paths
  • Telescopic mast
  • Slewing ring
  • Turning T-jib
  • Wire rope with electrical core
  • Others…

By choosing from our extensive customization options, you ensure that your building maintenance units are perfectly suited to the unique requirements of your building. As a leading building maintenance unit supplier, we pride ourselves on providing solutions that are both innovative and reliable, designed to meet the highest standards of safety and performance.

GPI Project Highlights – Partner Projects:

GPI at 685 1st Avenue – NY – US
GPI at Met Tower – NY – US
GPI at 135 East 57th Street – NY – US

GPIT: Building Maintenance Unit

Usage:

For buildings of all heights with straight or negative facades (when using a pantograph). The GPIT is the best BMU (building maintenance unit) to provide access to the different façade protrusions from a single unit.

The GPIT can easily work around multiple obstacles on roofs, just like the GPI.

Customization:

Our wide range of options can adapt your GPIT to almost any facade. These include:

  • Luffing jib
  • Radio control
  • Multilayer drum hoist (up to 500 m)
  • Traversing on rails or on concrete paths
  • Telescopic mast
  • Slewing ring
  • Turning T-jib
  • Wire rope with electrical core

GPIT Project Highlights – Partner Projects:

GPIT at 7 West 57th Street – NY – US
GPIT at 405 Colorado Street – TX – US
GPIT at 500 Park Avenue – NY – US

Trolley – GCM: Building Maintenance Unit

Usage:

A roof car with powered cradles for one (TP01) or two (TP02) people respectively.

Operates similarly to the other models but is meant for buildings no taller than 120m with simple facades.

Some of the main advantages offered by this model are that the powered cradle can be used by other suspended access systems installed in the building (other GCM models, davits, gantries…) and also, that the roof car can traverse easily thanks to its compact size.

Advantages:

  • Compact in size so the car can easily traverse
  • The powered cradle can be used with other GCM models, davits and gantries

Safety:

Our manufacturing partners for UCEL BMUs require ISO 9001:2008 certification and follow strict guidelines for safety across all components of our machines. Everything is produced in the USA, Europe or Canada; to the highest standards and meets UL, ANSI and CSA code requirements. This ensures that our building maintenance unit systems provide reliable and secure operations.

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