How does the cable move?
Pick one or more duties — the list below updates.
11 elevator & lift traveling cables
Festoon cables
Flat and round cables for festoon trolleys on cranes, hoists and conveyors.
5 cables




Subsea umbilical & tow cables
ROV umbilicals, tethers, diver umbilicals and armoured tow cables for subsea work.
2 cables

Hook-up wire & equipment cables
Equipment wires for panels, vehicles and rolling stock, from UL AWM to EN 50306.
1 cable
Automation & motion cables
Energy-chain, servo, robot and elevator cables for continuous flexing.
1 cable
Control cables
Multicore control and signal cables for machine and system circuits.
2 cables

Choosing elevator & lift traveling cables
Four things decide most selections. Our engineers check the rest against your application.
01 · Mechanical duty & installation profile
- Match minimum bending radius, travel speed, and tensile load to the active duty profile (Cylindrical / multi-layer drum, Festoon & line chain, Trailing & towing, Vertical / spreader reel).
- For continuous reeling, festoon, or drag-chain motion, specify fine-stranded Class 5/6 copper conductors with central strain-relief or anti-torsion braid.
02 · Rated voltage & cable family scope
- This collection spans Festoon cables, Subsea umbilical & tow cables, Hook-up wire & equipment cables, Automation & motion cables, grouped below so power feeders, control circuits, and data/optical links can be specified side by side.
- Account for voltage drop, ambient temperature derating, and symmetrical EMC screening on long runs or VFD motor drives.
03 · Standards compliance & outer sheath compound
- Verify the governing regional or industry standard required by the project specification (IEC, VDE/DIN, UL, BS, ICEA/MSHA, etc.).
- Use the outer-sheath filter to lock in PUR, heavy-duty EPR/PCP rubber, or low-smoke zero-halogen (LSZH) compounds for oil, abrasion, or fire safety.
Questions buyers ask
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Ask on WhatsAppWhat rated voltages are available in the Elevator & Lift Traveling Cables category?
Rated voltages run from 300/500 V to 13.8 kV across all 11 products. The most common rating is 300/500 V, listed for 8 products.
Which standards do the products in the Elevator & Lift Traveling Cables category reference?
The products reference IEC Standard (8 products) and VDE / DIN Standard (8 products).
Are PDF datasheets available for the products in the Elevator & Lift Traveling Cables category?
Yes. All 11 products have a PDF datasheet, linked from each product card and product page.
Engineering reference
Background on how elevator & lift traveling cables are built, rated and specified.
Read the full reference
The Elevator & Lift Traveling Cables collection brings together 11 industrial cable models across Festoon cables, Subsea umbilical & tow cables, Hook-up wire & equipment cables, Automation & motion cables, Control cables. Flat and round suspension cables with steel or fibre support cores for passenger and construction lifts.
Use the multi-facet filter bar and duty matrix view to compare rated voltage, governing standard, outer sheath compound, and mechanical duty ratings side by side, or add candidate models to a combined engineering enquiry.
