A delegation of engineers from Sorror Group conducted an official visit to the company’s factory in Shanghai, China, as part of the company’s strategy to ensure the highest levels of quality in the manufacturing of elevators and their components, and to reinforce its commitment to internationally recognized technical standards.

Close Monitoring of All Manufacturing Stages

The visit included extensive field tours inside the production lines, where the engineers monitored:

• Manufacturing stages of the elevator’s mechanical components

• Production steps of electronic boards and control systems

• Preparation processes of cables and safety devices (Safety Gear & Governors)

• Manufacturing lines for doors, cabins, and hydraulic systems

The delegation focused on verifying that every stage of production complies with the agreed technical specifications, while reviewing work-in-progress models to ensure precision and quality execution.

Supervision of Product Development

The engineering delegation discussed several key points with the factory’s development team aimed at:

• Enhancing elevator efficiency and improving performance under different operational conditions

• Developing control systems to be more reliable and technologically advanced

• Improving material quality to increase elevator lifespan and reduce breakdowns

• Introducing new features aligned with the needs of the Iraqi and Gulf markets

A set of technical updates was agreed upon, which will directly improve the quality of the final product.

Conducting Advanced Technical Tests and Inspections

Sorror Group’s engineers supervised a series of specialized product tests, including:

• Safety tests

• Load, impact, and stress distribution assessments

• Durability and lifecycle tests

• Performance verification of control systems and electronic boards

• Review of test results from the factory’s quality laboratories

The delegation emphasized the importance of full compliance with these tests and the need to approve them before shipping.

Ensuring Compliance With European Standards

The delegation stressed the importance of ensuring that all components and systems comply with EN 81 and EN 115 European standards. They reviewed:

• CE certification and conformity documents

• Quality control procedures within production lines

• Periodic inspection records

• Technical documentation associated with each product before leaving the factory

It was agreed to reinforce auditing mechanisms to maintain the highest levels of safety and quality.