Elevator Equipment Corporation (EECO)

General information

Elevator Equipment Corporation (EECO) was founded in 1946 as Elevator Equipment Company by Mr. Alvin Conley and manufactured and sold single function brass valves and jack units. Through the years EECO developed and has been manufacturing unit valves, power units, switches, and other components used in the installation of hydraulic elevators. The industry standard UV-5AT, UV-5ATC, UV-7B, and UV-7BC hydraulic control valves are manufactured and assembled in our original plant in Los Angeles, California, where jack units, hatchway switches, car slings and platforms as well as other hydraulic elevator components are also produced.

Since 1946 Elevator Equipment Corporation (EECO) has set the standards and is a leader in the Hydraulic Elevator Industry. EECO has three facilities located in Richmond, Indiana, Los Angeles, California, and Lansdale, Pennsylvania. Our continuous growth has allowed us to continue expanding our product lines.

We consider ourselves an Engineering Company dedicated to solving manufacturing, service and construction requirements constantly improving our products to better serve our customers’ needs more efficiently. EECO continues to supply quality hydraulic elevator products to all Major and Independent Elevator Companies for installations in the U.S., Canada, Mexico, and throughout the rest of the world.

EECO’s engineering, management and research staff consists of highly trained individuals who have many years of experience in the manufacture and design of hydraulic elevator equipment. With our extensive knowledge in elevator products and systems, EECO is sure to find the right solution for any project our customers have. Our websites also offer customers access to product information 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Our commitment to innovative technology and customer support is second to none. EECO is a long time supplier member of both the NAEC (US) and the CECA (Canada) associations. Most EECO products are certified by both UL and CSA organizations.