CableExchange.com connects buyers and sellers of surplus cable, wire, spools, and connectors — with spec guides and recycling options for what won't sell.
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What Cableexchange Does
A meeting point for buying, selling, and specifying surplus cable, wire, and connectors for trades and makers.
Post leftover cable and connectors from finished jobs for others to buy.
Browse by gauge, jacket, rating, and length remaining on the spool.
Whole-warehouse and end-of-project lots for resellers and large crews.
Where scrap copper and unsellable cable can be responsibly recycled.
Estimating tips so crews order closer to what a job actually uses.
Plain-language references for common cable types and their safe uses.
How Cableexchange Works
Describe the cable, gauge, rating, and remaining length — photos of the spool label help.
Buyers browse the index by spec and location to find nearby lots.
Good cable finds a second job, and true scrap goes to recycling instead of landfill.
About
Cableexchange — Where surplus cable and wire change hands Part of the VentureOS network of 20,000+ smart entities, each built to create real value in its vertical. Backed by 63+ specialist agents, shared infrastructure, and a unified economy.
Electrical wire, network and coax cable, AV cable, and their connectors — typically new-on-spool surplus left over from projects.
Surplus cable is often unused stock at a lower price; the spec sheets help you confirm it matches the rating your project requires.
Yes, though electrical work may require a licensed professional where you live — the guides here are informational, not installation advice.
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