KONE NanoSpace™
Owner’s Manual
20 (196) OM-01.03.086
(B) 2016-01-11
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4.4 Long lasting product
The machine operates without lubricating oil. The construction of the machine is simple,
assuring a long and reliable life span, a quality required of environmentally friendly products.
KONE elevators are predominantly manufactured from recyclable materials.
4.5 Materials used in the elevator
Elevators are composed mainly of different metals, for example, steel and cast iron. Some
aluminium, bronze and copper are used in specific components. Decorative materials are the
same as can be found in building interiors, for example, coated steel sheets, laminated
panels, glass and rubber. There are a number of different electronic components as well as
plastics.
The following table lists common hazardous materials and their frequency of use in elevators.
Table 6: Hazardous materials
NOTE! Make sure that the elevator maintenance company has proper waste management
procedures. Elevator ropes and other metal components are recyclable. Lead batteries
and fluorescent tubes are hazardous waste.
4.6 Packaging materials
Elevator components are packed in wooden boxes. Cardboard, plastic films and polystyrene
are used to protect small parts from damage during transportation and handling. KONE has
taken care of the disposal of packages at the installation of on elevator. Packaging materials
are sorted and recycled when local circumstances permit.
Material Used
Oil No
Lead battery Yes
Fluorescent tubes containing mercury Occasionally
Asbestos No
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