Seller type
Sell surplus wire from chemical and pharma plants
Process plants specify cable by shield type and pair count, which is exactly what a buyer needs.
Chemical and pharmaceutical facilities run on instrumentation: shielded pairs and triads, thermocouple extension, signal cable and tray-rated control cable. Turnarounds and capital projects replace it in batches, and the surplus usually still carries the reel tag and the specification.
We buy instrumentation and control cable, tray and VFD cable, medium voltage power cable and the grounding conductor that accompanies it. Pair count, shield type and voltage class are the facts that decide the value, and all three are printed on the cable.
What chemical & pharma typically hold
- Shielded pairs, triads and multi-pair instrumentation cable
- Thermocouple extension and signal cable
- Tray and PLTC cable
- VFD cable from drive replacements
- Medium voltage cable from substation and feeder work
- Bare copper grounding conductors
What to send for a quote
- Pair or triad count and shield type
- Calibration letter code for thermocouple cable
- Voltage class for power and control cable
- Whether the cable was in a classified area
- Turnaround dates and site access requirements
Questions from chemical & pharma
How do I identify shielded instrumentation cable?
Pair count, conductor AWG, shield type, voltage rating and whether the shield is individual or overall. The jacket print and reel tag normally state all of it.
Do you buy thermocouple extension cable?
Yes, when the calibration type is marked. The letter code on the jacket determines the application, so photograph it.
Is cable from a classified area purchased?
It is evaluated with the service environment disclosed. Say so on the form rather than leaving it to be discovered.