Detachable Gondola Cableway

The mono-cable detachable grip ropeway operates in a loop on a single wire rope. Its core feature is that the grip can detach from and re-attach to the cable between the line and the station, thereby achieving high-speed running outside the station and low-speed boarding and alighting in the station, balancing operating efficiency and boarding safety. It is the mainstream ropeway form with the highest transport capacity and the best efficiency, and is also a benchmark product that holds the largest domestic market share and broke the foreign monopoly.

This category comprises four sub-categories. The detachable grip gondola uses fully enclosed gondolas for protection against wind and rain, suitable for all-weather operation and large passenger flows in scenic areas; it is the largest-selling sub-category of all, with cumulative deliveries of 212 units, typical parameters being a maximum speed of 6.0 m/s and a one-way capacity of up to 2,400 persons per hour. The detachable grip chairlift uses open chairs, mostly used in ski resorts, with a maximum speed of 6.0 m/s and a capacity of up to 2,400 persons per hour. The detachable grip mixed chair/gondola enables 6-person chairs and 8-person gondolas to run mixed on the same line, serving both skiing and sightseeing, with a maximum speed of 5.0 m/s and a capacity of about 1,950 persons per hour. The customized detachable ropeway addresses special operating conditions such as stations with curves, renovation of old lines, upper stations without station buildings, and extra-long spans with large elevation differences; it can accommodate ultra-long lines with a horizontal distance of over 7,000 m and near-level terrain with an elevation difference of only a dozen meters, with a maximum speed of 6.0 m/s.