Seller type
Sell surplus wire from warehouse projects
Warehouse work is feeder-heavy, and expansions leave feeder reels behind.
A distribution building is mostly a service, a long feeder run and a lot of branch circuitry. When a tenant improves a suite, adds racking power or reconfigures a dock, the electrical scope changes and the cable ordered for the original layout becomes surplus.
We buy aluminum and copper feeders, SER and URD, THHN branch wire, tray cable and the low voltage cable that goes with warehouse automation. Full reels and partial reels are both purchased, and dock-height pickup is the easiest scheduling we do.
What warehouses typically hold
- Aluminum and copper feeder cable
- SER, SEU and URD service cable
- THHN and XHHW branch and feeder wire
- Tray cable for automation and controls
- Cat6 and low voltage cable
- Grounding conductors and bare copper
What to send for a quote
- Feeder size and approximate length per reel
- Whether the reels are on the dock or inside racking
- Dock number, height and available hours
- Forklift capacity on site
- Whether the lot is one building or several
Questions from warehouses
Do you buy aluminum feeder cable?
Yes, and it is common in warehouse work. Aluminum is quoted at aluminum value, so state the metal clearly.
Can you pick up from a dock during business hours?
Yes, and that is preferred for heavy reels. Give us the dock number and the window that works.
What if the reels are stored high in racking?
Tell us the level and the forklift capacity. Reels that need to be brought down add handling time, not value.