NWOV Evolution Elevator Hoisting Wire Rope

3/8" Elevator Hoist Wire Rope Cable 7x19 iWRC Aircraft Cable for National Wheel-O-Vator Evolution LU/LA Roped Hydraulic Lifts – Sold by the Foot

3/8" high-tensile carbon steel elevator wire rope with 7x19 IWRC construction designed for National Wheel-O-Vator Evolution roped hydraulic lifts, sold by the foot for flexible installation lengths.

This 3/8-inch elevator wire rope is manufactured from high-tensile carbon steel and constructed in a flexible 7x19 strand configuration with an independent wire rope core (IWRC). The multi-strand aircraft cable design provides the strength and fatigue resistance needed for elevator and lift applications where the rope travels repeatedly over sheaves and pulleys.

This cable meets the dimensional requirements used in National Wheel-O-Vator Evolution accessibility lifts, including roped hydraulic and roped elevator configurations. It is commonly selected when maintaining or refurbishing aging Evolution systems that require 3/8" lift rope assemblies. The cable replaces legacy rope used on many Evolution units and is supplied by the foot so installers can order the precise length required for lifts with different travel heights and numbers of stops.

The durable stranded construction offers the balance of flexibility and strength expected for accessibility lift cable systems. Supplying the rope in custom lengths allows service professionals to match the cable length to the specific installation while maintaining compatibility with existing Evolution lift hardware and roping arrangements.

• Cable Diameter: 3/8 inch
• Construction: 7x19 strand configuration
• Core Type: Independent Wire Rope Core (IWRC)
• Material: High-tensile carbon steel
• Breaking Strength: 14,400 lbs
• Cable Type: Stranded aircraft cable / elevator wire rope
• Compatibility: National Wheel-O-Vator Evolution LU/LA lifts (roped hydraulic and roped elevator systems)
• Replacement For: Legacy Evolution rope assemblies
• Sold As: Continuous length by the foot

All elevator wire rope components should be installed and inspected by qualified lift professionals familiar with accessibility lift equipment. Proper installation by trained personnel helps ensure the lift continues to operate within its intended design parameters.