Hölzl cable car construction
Hölzl Seilbahnbau was a small cable car construction company in South Tyrol , Italy.
history
The company was founded by Karl Hölzl in 1980, was based in Merano and for many years enjoyed a good reputation in the Alpine region for the planning and construction of smaller aerial tramways. In the 1980s, the company relocated to nearby Lana and at the same time, together with the Vorarlberg company Doppelmayr, founded the subsidiary Agamatic, whose aim was the planning and production of detachable chairlifts and gondola lifts .
The registration of the Funifor patent and its first implementation in 2000 on the Stilfser Joch are significant . In 2002 the three companies based in Lana, Hölzl, Agamatic and Doppelmayr, merged to form Doppelmayr Italia, which continues to evolve and successfully continue to develop the old concepts.
Works
Some cable car systems that were built by Hölzl Seilbahnbau:
- Funivia di San Marino , in the Republic of San Marino
- Kohlerer Bahn ( Bozen )
- Jenesien cable car ( Bozen )
- Funivia Malcesine (on Lake Garda )
- Monteviasco Cable Car ( Curiglia con Monteviasco )
- Funifor Livrio – Trincerone (on the Stilfser Joch )
- Ascensore Colombo 92 (in the port of Genoa )
- La Villa – Piz La Villa (now replaced by a cable car)
- Helmbahn ( Sexten )
- Zugspitz Glacier Railway
- Hochalmbahn ( Garmisch-Partenkirchen )
- Laghi Cime Bianche – Plateau Rosà ( Cervinia )
- Campitello-Col Rodella
- Pordoijoch -Sass Pordoi
- Trento - Sardagna
- Mühlbach - Meransen ( Meransner Bahn )
- Nebelhornbahn ( Oberstdorf )
- Tegelbergbahn
- Herzogstandbahn
- Saltaus- Prenn ( Hirzerseilbahn )
- Prenn – Klammeben ( Hirzerseilbahn )
- Dorf Tirol - Hochmut ( Hochmuterbahn )
- Velika Planina , Slovenia
Individual evidence
- ↑ Andrea Girardello: Tecneum - Online Technology Museum South Tyrol. Andrea Girardello, accessed September 17, 2016 .
- ↑ Referenze storiche ditta Agamatic Lana | Funivie.org. In: www.funivie.org. Retrieved September 17, 2016 .
- ↑ Doppelmayr Italia - the cable car manufacturers Hölzl, Agamatic and Doppelmayr merge into one big family. In: newsroom.doppelmayr.com. Retrieved September 17, 2016 .