Upper Parallel Frame (Upper Parallel Yoke)

This component is a steel frame installed parallel to the guide rails at the top of the elevator cabin and acts as the main support and holding structure of the cabin.

The upper parallel yoke plays a crucial role in the proper operation of the elevator by providing cabin stability and safety.

What is a Yoke?

The yoke, also known as the car frame, is one of the main mechanical components of an elevator and plays a key role in force transmission and movement.

This part is usually made of high-strength metals and serves as the central axis or main structural frame between the elevator cabin and the lifting system.

The yoke works together with the suspension ropes and the elevator motor to ensure stable and safe movement of the cabin along its travel path. Yokes are composed of three main sections: the upper yoke, lower yoke, and side yoke. In Cabin Plus, each section is precisely and fully engineered with the goal of improving cabin performance and safety.