Since 1977 Wittur supplies the lift industry with versatile and high-quality doors.
Since 1977 Wittur has been providing the lift industry with versatile and high-quality doors. More than 30 years later Wittur is the leading company in the lift doors segment, with state-of-the-art technical solutions and unparalleled product range. Regardless of whatever your lift requires - a round door with panoramic panels rather than a straight or a folding one - Wittur can supply the best solution for your needs.
Research for innovative solutions and rigid control of product quality are key features of Wittur Safeties. 
Wittur offers a wide range of car and counterweight frames. Modularly conceived, these components are very flexible in terms of rated load, height and width. The wide range of accessories includes safety gears, suspension pulleys, compensation chain and travelling cable hangers, allowing configurations suitable for different shaft layouts, lift designs and rated speeds. Wittur can also supply special frames for tailored projects.
Research for innovative solutions and rigid product quality control are key features of Wittur Safeties.
According to EN81-1/2 A3 and EN81-21 A1 (new lifts in existing buildings), new lifts installed after January 1st 2012 must be equipped with a system to prevent a car moving away from the floor with the landing door not in the locked position and the car door not in the closed position.
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Since 1977 Wittur supplies the lift industry with versatile and high-quality doors.
Since 1977 Wittur supplies the lift industry with versatile and high-quality doors.
History
Since then, the company has continuously expanded its product portfolio and production footprint, both organically and through acquisitions, including the Kone plant in Scheibbs (Austria) and SOIMET (Argentina) in 2000.
Wittur was an early entrant into a number of emerging markets with local production, such as Turkey in 1993, China in 1995, Argentina and Brazil both in 2000, Slovakia in 2009 and, most recently, India in 2010. At the same time, the international sales activities were progressively rolled out from the late 1970s onwards with the establishment of trading companies in the Netherlands, France, Australia, Hong Kong, the UK, Poland, Singapore and Sweden to operate a worldwide sales network which today covers more than 50 countries.
In 2016, Wittur further expanded its global reach and its portfolio with the acquisition of the Itlian Sematic Group (founded in 1959).
