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Part 6 of our series on Bucket Elevator Inspections.
In this video, Technical Sales Specialist Dean Wedekind reviews the benefits of slide-style lagging and provides a guide to how lagging should be inspected. Always ensure your lagging is able to perform its function in the elevator.
Next up in Part 7: Does Your Elevator Have a Sore Throat?
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