Doppelmayr (North America) - Designs

Designs

  • Detachable
    • Terminals
      • Doppelmayr
        • CLD Series
        • UNI
        • UNI-(S, M, L)
        • UNI-G
      • CTEC / GaraventaCTEC
        • Stealth
        • Stealth 32
        • Stealth 3
      • DoppelmayrCTEC
        • Stealth 3
        • UNI-G
        • UNI-GS
    • Grips
      • Doppelmayr
        • DS
        • DT
      • CTEC / GaraventaCTEC
        • AK-4
        • AK-400
      • DoppelmayrCTEC
        • AK-400
        • DT
        • Agamatic
    • Carriers
      • Doppelmar
        • 80's-Style
        • EJ
      • CTEC / GaraventaCTEC
        • Stealth
      • DoppelmayrCTEC
        • EJ
        • Stealth
  • Fixed-Grip
    • Terminals
      • Doppelmayr
        • (In general Doppelmayr did not name its fixed grip terminals)
      • CTEC / GaraventaCTEC
        • Drive/Tension
          • Enterprise
          • Sprint
          • Galaxy
        • Drive/Fixed
          • Gemini
          • Northstar
          • Northstar LT
        • Return/Tension
          • Pegasus
        • Return/Fixed
          • Orion
          • Eclipse
      • DoppelmayrCTEC
        • All of GaraventaCTEC's design except the Enterprise
        • Drive/Tension
          • Galaxy-GS
        • Drive/Fixed
          • UNI-Star
        • Return/Tension
          • Interpid
    • Carriers
      • Doppelmayr
        • Center-pole
        • 80's-Style
        • EJ
      • CTEC / GaraventaCTEC
        • Center-pole
        • Thiokol-Style
        • Stealth
      • DoppelmayrCTEC
        • EJ
        • Stealth

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