In many scenic areas, you may spot cable cars on the mountains, which not only facilitate transportation but also serve as entertainment. Cable cars are common in numerous attractions, offering a high level of safety and allowing passengers to enjoy the scenery from above. Each cable car is custom-made. Companies undertaking cableway construction conduct detailed topographical surveys and select the appropriate cableway system to design a construction plan that meets the sponsor's requirements. So, how are cableways built? Many of you might be very curious. Let's take a look below!

The cableway is composed of steel cables (carrier cables, tension cables, and drive cables), the driving mechanism, looping devices, tensioning devices, support devices (brackets, tensioned cable wheel sets), cable grippers, conveyance equipment (cable cars, gondolas, baskets, towed tools), electrical equipment, and safety devices.

Our team first conducted a site survey of the scenic area's terrain. We then set up a temporary cargo cableway at a fixed location, pouring concrete and installing cableway equipment. After the supports and equipment were installed, the temporary cargo cableway was dismantled, and the official cableway steel wire ropes were laid for the cableway to operate.