Cable & wire scrap we buy
We buy all types of metal scrap. For cable & wire, common examples include:
- Copper cable and electrical wire offcuts
- Aluminium conductor cable scrap
- Insulated and uninsulated metal wire
- Mixed cable bundles and metal cable offcuts
Cable scrap needs more than a weight estimate
A cable includes its conductor as well as insulation, and sometimes armour or other components. Two bundles of the same gross weight can therefore contain different quantities of recoverable metal. Photos of an existing cable end and its outer markings help us understand the material.
What affects the offer?
Tell us whether the conductor is copper or aluminium, if known, and whether the bundle contains one cable type or several. Include approximate lengths or weight if you have them. The condition and non-metal content help us discuss an appropriate offer.
Before collection
Keep different cable types in separate bundles if practical. Photograph existing cut ends only when safe, and do not cut or handle live wiring. Leave insulation in place for your initial enquiry; never burn it off. Include photos showing the total quantity and collection access.
Free cable & wire scrap pickup across Dubai
Our metal collection service covers all of Dubai, including Al Quoz, Ras Al Khor, Jebel Ali, Dubai Investments Park, Al Qusais, Deira and Dubai South. Share your location and discuss a collection time with us. Pickup is free, and we pay cash on the spot.
Learn more about scrap collection in Dubai, read how scrap metal quotes work, or contact our team.
Your questions, answered
Do you buy insulated cable scrap?
Yes. Send photos showing the cable, any markings and an existing cut end if safely accessible. Insulation and conductor content affect the assessment.
Do you buy both copper and aluminium cable?
Yes. We buy copper and aluminium cable scrap. If you are unsure which conductor you have, include clear close-up photos.
Should I strip my cables before requesting a quote?
You can request a quote with the insulation still in place. Explain the condition and share photos before doing any preparation work.