INVENTORY SUBMISSION · NEW YORK STATE
Request a quote for your surplus wire
The more the form tells us, the fewer questions come back. Photographs of reel tags and jacket print do more work than any description, so attach them if you have them.
INVENTORY SUBMISSION · RESPONSE BY EMAIL OR PHONE
Inventory and contact details
Unknown, mixed and partial information is accepted — select the closest option and explain in the notes. Submission creates no obligation on either side.
What happens after you submit
The form is delivered by email to the desk. A review begins when someone reads the material description and looks at the photographs — not when the form is sent. If the lot is incomplete in an important way, you will be asked a specific question rather than given a generic reply.
If the lot looks reviewable, the next message covers what is documented, what is estimated, and what freight would involve. If it is not a fit, you will be told plainly, including which part of the lot failed and why.
Photographs that help most
- One wide shot of the whole row, pallet or cage
- One square-on photograph of each distinct reel tag
- One continuous close-up of the jacket legend
- One photograph of any damage, moisture or crushed flange
What we will not do
- Make an offer before the material is described
- Promise a price, a pickup date or free freight in advance
- Buy installed systems or material that has not been legally released
- Publish or reuse your photographs for anything other than the review
If a form field does not fit your situation — a mixed pallet, a lot with no tags, material that is partly installed — write it in the description. The form is a starting point, not a specification.
Prefer to talk first? Call +1 (614) 715-3047 or email saleselectricalbuyers@gmail.com. Photographs sent by email are just as useful as an upload.
STATEWIDE · NEW YORK
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The identification guide explains how to read a jacket legend and a reel tag — the two things that decide most reviews.