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[Peter]

Why is it that Leitner-Poma's website only has 2 functioning pages? All the rest say "Object not found." The last article is from 2002 and the link doesn't work. They don't even have any product info. I guess it just isn't a priority. http://www.leitner-poma.com/

Riblet.com was updated more recently and they went out of business 3 years ago!

Doppelmayrctec.com is a little better with new product pages, but not much info in the news section, and it is rarely updated.

kind of sad

This post has been edited by Skier: 24 May 2006 - 10:03 PM

[SkiBachelor]

Either there is a new site in the works for L-P or someone didn't know what they were doing and accidently deleted those pages.

Riblet is not dead yet, just not manufacturing lifts. With all the Riblet lifts still out there, there is still a market for selling spare parts and that's what Riblet is doing I believe. I don't think Riblet would want Aerial Engineering/Superior Tramway have all the business.

[Peter]

Although Riblet lifts seem to be dissappearing...fast. I guess with 503 lifts built, they'll be around awhile longer.

[floridaskier]

DoppelmayrCTEC is a little better, at least they have the UNI-GS brochure up finally. It was out for almost 2 years before they updated the site with the new stuff. The CTEC site looks a lot more professional than L-P's

[Lift Kid]

L-Ps website was working recently. I wonder why it is all of a sudden not functioning. Maybe it is being redone!!! The website for the Doppelmayr and Garaventa group in Austria is way better and has a lot more info! doppelmayr.com POMA's website is really good and it looks proffesional!!! poma.net The Doppelmayr CTEC website isn't as great....

This post has been edited by Lift Kid: 25 May 2006 - 04:10 PM

[floridaskier]

The Poma European site is really well done, but the LP of America site is pretty sad. I like how on the LPOA site they have a big description of the Alpha and Omega terminals. The European site shows a lot more. Doppelmayr's European site is cool because it has pictures of a lot of lifts from all over the world

[Peter]

http://www.leitner-poma.com/ now has no pictures or links working. I hope they are working on a new website.

[skiersage]

It appears that L-P's website is up again. At least I was able to access all of the pages.

good to see things back up again
Omega detachable brochure
Alpha fixed grip brochure

[Lift Dinosaur]

"Seek and you shall find". It is being updated and hopefully expanded in the near future.

Dino

[Peter]

Does Doppelmayr CTEC's website ask anyone else for a username and password now?

[SkiBachelor]

It could be that the website is down for site maintenance.

I think Leitner-POMA had a similar issue last year with its website.

[Peter]

In the last few weeks, Leitner-Poma has really improved their website. They have new photos across the site, an excellent photo gallery, an updated projects list, and some new news! Maybe Doppelmayr CTEC will get it sometime...

New Leitner-Poma and Prinoth Facility in Grand Junction

Grand Junction, Colorado [Winter 2007] — Construction for the new facility will begin in the fall of 2007 and completion is expected in the fall of 2008. The new facility will combine the shops of Leitner-Poma of America and Prinoth. The design/build process will incorporate several "green" options and will involve optimizing the efficiency of the building. Look for more information in the coming months.

[Snoqualmie guy]

Yea, when I looked last week or so it was very good. I liked the setup.

[Lift Kid]

They did a great job with the pictures! Finally they decided to update it.