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With the recent increase of higher buildings in countries around the world, however, there is an
increasing demand for a more high-speed and high-capacity elevator. The new SOLAÉ testing
tower will contribute to propelling the development of elevators that fulfill such demands. |
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 Facilities' Name |
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SOLAÉ |
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(including testing tower and attached facilities) |
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Location |
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Mitsubishi Electric Corporation Inazawa Works Compound
(1 Hishi-machi, Inazawa City, Aichi Prefecture) → MAP |
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Tower's Height |
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173.0 meters |
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Number of Floors |
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10 floors above ground, 1 floor underground
(Equivalent to 40 floors of a building) |
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Tower's Areas
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440 square meters |
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Construction of Tower |
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December 26th, 2005 to September 26th, 2007 |
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Attached Facilities |
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3 floors above ground, with a showroom and other testing facilities |
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Total Investment |
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5 billion yen (including related facilities) |
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 Details available in PDF file. (67KB) |
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Super high-speed large-capacity gearless
traction machine for high-speed/high-
capacity elevators |
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Advanced technologies for reliable
safety devices
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Ropes and traction machines
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Technologies to lessen vibration/wind
noise generated when elevators travel
at high speeds |
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