MOVING WALKWAYS
Ideal for use in aquariums and entertainment complexes.
The Powerwalk is a moving endless walkway capable of multiple configurations due to its crescent-shaped conveying surface. This unique design allows for layout flexibility as it can transport people around gentle curves. This gives a smooth and safe ride for large volumes of customers.
Its modular design allows for quick construction, build capacity, and the ability for high customization. The double row spring-loaded wheel construction offers generous load capacity and low maintenance operation.
Along with emergency stop devices, the Powerwalk utilizes an intrusion detection system that ensures that people are protected as they exit. The control system will automatically stop the Powerwalk if it detects interference within the intrusion zone.
Consisting of a high-grade galvanized steel framework and robust crescent-shaped walkway pallets, the Powerwalk is built to last. With simplistic componentry and proven in its performance, it requires only minimal maintenance and servicing.
| 2020 -Dubai World Expo – USA Pavillion 2019 – Marine Kingdom Powerwalk, Chennai, India 2018 – Sun Asia Ocean World Dalian, China 2014 – Oceanic Pavilion China 2014 – Theme Pavilion China 2011 – Sentosa GlideWalk Singapore 2010 – Shanghai Expo GlideWalk China 2009 – Bayrampasa Aquarium Turkey 2008 – VinPearl Aquarium Vietnam 2006 – Kelly Tarlton’s Underwater World New Zealand 2006 – St. Petersburg Glidewalk Russia 2005 – Kuala Lumpur Glidewalk Malaysia 2004 – Urumqi City Aquarium China 2002 – Qingdao Aquarium China 2002 – Napier Aquarium New Zealand 2002 – Kazakhstan Storm City Aquarium Khazakhstan 2001 – Shanghai Underwater World China |
1999 – Changsha Powerwalk China 1999 – Qin Huang Dao Glidewalk China 1998 – Blue Planet Aquarium Ellesmere Port England 1998 – Beijing Glidewalk Beijing 1997 – Xiamen Aquarium China 1997 – Gong Ti Aquarium Beijing 1996 – Nanjing Aquarium Nanjing 1995 – Dalian Jheng Maiersuo Oceanworld China 1995 – Kattegat Centre Denmark 1993 – Deep Sea World Edinburgh 1993 – Australian Pavilion Taejon Expo Korea 1990 – Sentosa Underwater World Singapore 1989 – Mooloolaba Underwater World Australia 1988 – Darling Harbour Aquarium Australia 1987 – New Zealand Pavilion Expo 88 Australia 1985 – Sydney Hillary Harbour Aquarium Australia 1985 – Kelly Tarlton’s Underwater World New Zealand |
