Q: How will the implementation of TSG 08-2026 affect export standards of elevator components? A: The special equipment regulation implemented in May 2026 greatly raises safety and digital requirements for complete elevators and spare parts, indirectly lifting quality thresholds for export products and bringing long-term benefits to foreign trade enterprises.

  1. Mandatory upgrade requirements for core components under new rules Safety components: Strengthened fatigue and emergency braking tests with standardized service life marking. Domestic test reports can be directly adopted for overseas qualification audits; Electrical system: Mandatory fault storage and remote data upload modules highly consistent with European & American smart elevator standards, eliminating secondary overseas modification; Traction system: Tighter control of energy efficiency indicators and noise limits, energy-saving motors better fit global carbon-neutral procurement trends.
  2. Three positive impacts on foreign trade exports
  3. Domestic compliant products pass strict certifications such as EU CE and Korea KC more easily with mutually recognized test data;
  4. Overseas engineering and maintenance clients recognize standardized domestic production systems to boost brand trust;
  5. Differentiated selling points of "high safety, digitalization, energy saving" based on regulation compliance help avoid low-price cut-throat competition.
  6. Adjustment direction for export products Export kits attach factory test reports complying with TSG 08-2026. Prioritize bundled sales of intelligent electrical, high-efficiency traction and reinforced safety components targeting high-end renovation markets in Europe and Australia.