Why the cable is available
Partial reels, a cancelled project, dead stock on racking, a plant closing, a claim, a reconductor program, a flood. The situation changes what the lot looks like and how it should be handled.
Tell us how the cable came free
Six details are enough to start: what the cable is, how much there is, where it is and what condition it is in. Photos can follow by text or email.
Prefer to talk 954-740-1983Eight ways a lot appears
None of these needs a perfect inventory. They need an honest description and a photograph or two.
Partial reels
Every job ends with a reel that is neither full nor empty.
Review this lot type02Cancelled and deferred projects
Reels still banded on the dock, with the invoice attached.
Review this lot type03Warehouse overstock
Dead stock that has not moved in years and is taking up racking.
Review this lot type04Plant closure and decommissioning
Cable released in the order systems are de-energised.
Review this lot type05Insurance and salvage claims
Storm, fire and flood lots that need a defensible record.
Review this lot type06Utility reconductor surplus
Conductor and cable released in planned utility batches.
Review this lot type07Storm and flood-exposed cable
Submerged or overheated cable, and the honest answer about reuse.
Review this lot type08Contractor over-orders
The ten percent over-order that ends up back on the rack.
Review this lot typeSend the reel list
Six details are enough to start: what the cable is, how much there is, where it is and what condition it is in. Photos can follow by text or email.
Prefer to talk 954-740-1983