
Traveling Cable
The flexible car cable, retired on every modernization: long lengths, quality copper.
Every elevator modernization retires the traveling cable: the flexible cable that bends with the car thousands of times a day, plus the hoistway wiring alongside it. A single modernization drops 100 to 500 pounds of quality copper cable. If you service elevators, this stream is already in your shop.
Traveling cable hangs in the hoistway, the vertical shaft the elevator runs in, and flexes every time the car moves: power and signals for the car in one flexible bundle. Hoistway wiring is the fixed cable running the length of the shaft to landings, controllers, and safety devices. Both get replaced on modernizations, when an old elevator is rebuilt with new controls. It is quality multi-conductor copper cable, and it comes off in long, clean lengths.

The flexible car cable, retired on every modernization: long lengths, quality copper.
Fixed shaft wiring to landings and controllers: pulled with the modernization.
Controller and power wiring from the machine room joins the same lot.
One modernization’s cable or a shop’s accumulation: all welcome.
Modernization cable comes off in long, easy-to-handle runs.
On bigger lots, we handle the freight so you do not lift a finger.
Elevator-cable quotes are fast with a photo and a quantity.
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Photos of the cable, how much you have, and your location. One job’s worth or a shop full: every lot starts the same way.
A real number based on copper content and current market levels. Compare it with confidence.
Small lots ship with simple instructions. On bigger lots, we handle the freight so you do not lift a finger.
Your cable is weighed in the open and priced by grade. Then quick payment by check, wire, or cash.
Every quote and payment runs through one person who answers the phone: Sonny Johns at 312-880-8174. No portals, no ticket queues, no waiting on a committee.
The flexible cable that hangs in the elevator shaft and moves with the car, carrying power and signals to it. It flexes thousands of times a day, so it is built tough: quality multi-conductor copper cable.
The cable program covers cable, but elevator machine-room motors are welcome under the electric motor program. Mention the whole scope in your photos.
Yes. There are no minimums and every coil counts. One modernization drops 100 to 500 pounds: a serious lot on its own.
No. Traveling cable, hoistway wire, and machine-room cable can go together: mixed lots are normal and graded separately on the breakdown.
Yes. Elevator companies with steady modernization work can set up a collection rhythm: accumulate, call, and the cable moves on your schedule.
Those are steel, not part of the cable program. The copper cable is the buy: mention the full scope and we will talk through it.
Send photos of the cable, a quantity, and your location. You will get a fast quote and a clear breakdown before you commit to anything.
Call 312-880-8174 or email [email protected].