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It’s the main building of the new World Trade Center complex, which rises in Lower Manhattan, built on the ashes of the Twin Towers, destroyed in the tragic attack on September 11, 2001.
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The five elevators that serve the One World Observatory take less than 60 seconds to travel just over 1200 feet at 33 feet per second and provide passengers with a unique spectacle: a virtual time-lapse video on the evolution of the New York skyline from the 16th century until the present day.
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A wide variety of solutions
Draka designed custom wireway and accessories for the 70 plus elevators of the One World Trade Center. In particular, the company provided various types of copper and fibre optic hoistway cables, as well as special wireway conduit and junction boxes. All the parts were manufactured locally at the Rocky Mount factory in North Carolina.
The cables we produced provide power and connectivity: from the buttons in the elevator to the closed-circuit televisions, to the lighting and air-conditioning systems.
In order to satisfy the specific needs of the project, Draka used a variety of standard and split-wireway components, which have all been manufactured to specific designs. We also supplied a variety of electrical and mechanical hardware components, including tubes, wire and stairs.
To make the supply of the materials more efficient, Draka implemented its Extended Factory Model (EFM) program, which foresees the storage of the various components in a Distribution center, which promptly supplies the parts to the client’s building site as and when needed.
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“Our participation in the One World Trade Center project is a major reference point for customers for any project. It speaks volumes on our ability to partner with our customers to overcome the engineering challenges.”

Sterrett Lloyd
President, Elevators Business Unit
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