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WHO SELLS SURPLUS WIRE TO US

Contractors, distributors, plants, utilities, institutions and demolition crews. Different buildings, same three questions: what is it, how much is left, and can it be loaded.

ContractorsDistributorsPlants and institutions

The paperwork that makes a difference

A part number, a reel tag and a footage count are worth more than any description. If the original purchase order is still in the system, that is ideal; if not, a photograph of the tag usually carries the same information.

We price copper and aluminum separately, and we price identified cable differently from unlabelled cable, because the second one has to be handled on metal value alone.

Request a quote

TELL US WHAT YOU HAVE

Send the details and photos of the reels. A tag photo and a jacket photo answer most of our questions, so you do not have to measure anything twice.

  • Wire and cable only: no transformers, switchgear, breakers, MCCs, generators or machinery.
  • Full reels, partial reels, spools, coils and boxed stock all welcome.
  • Statewide Kansas pickup arranged after we agree on the load.
  • Prefer to talk it through? Call +1 (614) 715-3047.

Surplus wire quote form

Fields marked * are required. Everything else helps us price it faster.

Who you are
The wire
Description and loading
Photos of the wire
A close, readable shot of the tag is the single most useful photo you can send.
The print on the cable jacket shows the type, size, voltage and standard.
Step back so we can see reel diameter, footage left and how it is stored.

Up to three files, 10 MB combined. On a phone you can take the photo on the spot. More reels than that? Send this form once, then call +1 (614) 715-3047 and we will take the rest by text or email.

Goes straight to saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com. We reply to the phone number or email you give us. If the form does not send, email the photos directly to saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com or call +1 (614) 715-3047.

TELL US WHAT THE OPERATION IS.

We will tell you what usually turns up there and what to photograph first.

Sell your surplus wire