Sell used, old, surplus, unused or bulk electrical cables with a professional workflow for individuals, factories, contractors, companies and international sellers anywhere in Thailand.
Y85N.com is designed for international sellers who need a clear and practical way to sell electrical cables in Thailand. The workflow is simple in English: identify the cable, send photos, explain the condition, share the quantity and location, then coordinate evaluation and pickup when suitable.
We welcome enquiries from European and American residents and companies, as well as Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Myanmar and Korean communities operating throughout Thailand. Clear cable labels, reel photos and basic measurements help our team understand each lot quickly.
Y85N.com is structured around real seller needs in Thailand, including used cable, old cable, surplus stock, bulk clearance, on site pickup and urgent project deadlines. The goal is a clear and direct cable buying process.
We buy power cable, building wire, control cable, industrial cable, communication cable, network cable and other suitable electrical cable across Thailand.
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Used cable may retain reuse or material value depending on conductor material, size, length, condition and quantity.
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Old cable from factories, machinery, renovation and electrical upgrades can be evaluated before it is mixed with general waste.
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Evaluation can consider copper or aluminum content, conductor size, number of cores, brand, remaining length, condition and current material demand.
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For suitable transactions, pickup can be coordinated for heavy reels, mixed warehouse stock and project clearance quantities.
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Sell factory surplus, contractor stock, construction leftovers, project reels and mixed cable inventory in one coordinated transaction.
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We evaluate cable that is no longer required after a project, specification change, renovation, relocation or business closure.
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Tell us your province and pickup location. We accept enquiries from all 77 provinces and assess pickup suitability by lot.
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Have a warehouse handover, factory move, demolition schedule or construction deadline? Send the inventory and required collection date for faster review.
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Y85N.com supports simple individual cable sales and complex factory, contractor and warehouse clearances. We organize cable identity, conductor material, size, quantity, condition, location and timing so mixed inventories can move through a practical evaluation workflow.
From a single reel to a factory, contractor or construction project inventory, Y85N.com evaluates cable categories that may retain reuse, resale or material recovery value.
Low voltage and industrial power cable, large conductor cable and project surplus reels.
Copper building wire, power cable, flexible cable and mixed copper conductor stock.
Aluminum conductor cable and suitable industrial electrical cable lots.
Control, instrumentation, machine and automation cable used in industrial systems.
Building wire and electrical installation cable from renovation, contractor and project surplus.
Armored, fire resistant, low smoke, flexible and other industrial cable categories.
Data cable, network cable, communication cable and selected fiber related inventory.
Factory surplus, warehouse cable stock, contractor leftovers and mixed project clearance.
A practical guide for individuals, factories, contractors, companies and international sellers who want to understand cable valuation, bulk clearance, pickup, surplus stock, urgent projects and the information that helps produce a faster review.
Y85N.com provides purchasing services for electrical cables from factories, warehouses, construction projects, contractors, electrical companies, data centers, offices and businesses that have unused cable stock or electrical cables that are no longer required.
Electrical cables can retain significant resale and recycling value because many types contain copper, aluminum and other reusable materials. The actual purchase value depends on the cable type, conductor material, conductor size, insulation condition, total quantity, brand, remaining length and current material market conditions.
Instead of allowing old electrical cables to occupy valuable warehouse space, businesses can convert surplus cable inventory into cash while improving storage efficiency.
Our team can evaluate individual cable reels, mixed cable lots, leftover installation materials and large project clearance quantities.
Electrical cable inventory can come from many sources. Some cables are new surplus stock while others have previously been installed and removed during renovation or equipment replacement.
Common categories include:
Copper electrical cable
Aluminum electrical cable
Building wire
Power cable
Control cable
Instrumentation cable
Flexible cable
Industrial cable
Communication cable
Fire resistant cable
Low smoke cable
Armored cable
Underground cable
Solar cable
Machine cable
Data cable
Network cable
Fiber optic cable
Cable reels
Short cable lengths
Unused project cable
Old electrical wiring
Factory surplus cable
Electrical contractor surplus materials
The value of each category can be very different. Large copper power cables, for example, normally contain considerably more recoverable conductor material than small communication cables.
One important factor when selling electrical cable is whether the cable still has potential reuse value.
Used electrical cable that remains in good condition may have value as reusable electrical material.
Scrap cable is generally evaluated primarily according to conductor content.
For example, a complete reel of unused branded cable may be more valuable than the same cable cut into short pieces.
Cable identification information can therefore be important when requesting a quotation.
Useful information includes:
Brand
Cable type
Conductor size
Number of cores
Approximate length
Number of reels
Cable condition
Year of manufacture when available
Photos of cable markings
Photos of cable reels
Location
Providing these details helps the purchasing team prepare a more accurate initial assessment.
There is no single purchase price that applies to every electrical cable.
Professional buyers normally consider several factors.
Copper cable and aluminum cable have different market values.
Copper usually has a higher material value per kilogram.
Two cables with the same outside diameter can contain different amounts of copper.
A cable with thicker insulation may contain less conductor material than another cable of similar overall size.
Large conductor sizes can contain substantial copper weight.
Examples include:
35 square millimeter cable
50 square millimeter cable
70 square millimeter cable
95 square millimeter cable
120 square millimeter cable
150 square millimeter cable
185 square millimeter cable
240 square millimeter cable
300 square millimeter cable
400 square millimeter cable
Unused cable on an original reel can potentially be valued differently from damaged, burned or heavily contaminated cable.
Large quantities may make transportation and collection more efficient.
Factories and large projects often have multiple cable reels, trays or pallets available at the same location.
Recognized cable manufacturers and clearly identifiable specifications may increase the potential for reuse.
The Thai industrial and construction market contains electrical cables from many local and international manufacturers.
Phelps Dodge cables are widely recognized in electrical construction and industrial installations.
Common product categories include building wire, power cable and industrial electrical cable.
Surplus reels with readable specifications are easier to evaluate because conductor size and cable type can be confirmed.
Thai Yazaki is another well known cable manufacturer found in residential, commercial and industrial electrical systems.
Various conductor sizes may be found when buildings or factories undergo electrical upgrades.
Bangkok Cable products are frequently used across construction, infrastructure and industrial projects.
Both unused project stock and removed cable may have resale or recycling value.
BCC cables can be found in electrical installations throughout Thailand.
When selling BCC cable, photographs showing the printed specification can help identify conductor size and cable type.
Prysmian produces many types of power, industrial and specialty cable.
Industrial projects may have surplus Prysmian cable after equipment installation or expansion.
Nexans produces electrical, industrial and communication cables used in many industries.
Some specialty cable can have value beyond basic copper recovery when sufficient length remains.
Belden is widely associated with industrial communication, control and data cable.
Certain Belden cable models can contain valuable copper conductors while some specialized products may also have reuse demand.
LAPP cables are commonly used in machinery, automation and industrial control applications.
Unused cable remaining after machine installation can often accumulate in maintenance departments.
HELUKABEL provides industrial, control, automation and flexible cable products.
Factories upgrading machinery may generate unused or removed cables from these systems.
Complete cable reels usually provide several advantages during evaluation.
The specification can often be identified easily.
The remaining length may be estimated more accurately.
The cable may still be suitable for reuse.
Handling and transportation can be easier.
Cut cable can still have significant value, particularly when it contains copper.
However, very short mixed pieces are more likely to be evaluated according to material recovery rather than reuse.
Consider a manufacturing facility replacing several production machines.
During the upgrade, electricians remove large power cables from the old equipment and install new cables that match the updated electrical requirements.
After the project, the maintenance department has:
Several lengths of large copper power cable
Unused cable remaining on reels
Control cables
Flexible machine cables
Old distribution wiring
Instead of mixing everything together as general waste, the facility separates cables according to type.
Large power cable is placed in one group.
Control cable is placed in another group.
Unused reels are kept intact.
Cable labels and specifications are photographed.
This simple process makes inspection easier and helps the buyer distinguish reusable cable from recycling material.
The result is a clearer valuation process and faster collection.
This example represents a typical industrial clearance scenario rather than a claim about a specific customer transaction.
Large construction projects frequently order slightly more cable than the calculated requirement.
Additional material may be necessary to protect the project from shortages or installation changes.
When the project finishes, several partial reels may remain.
For example:
One reel of 70 square millimeter cable
Two partial reels of 95 square millimeter cable
Several rolls of building wire
Short lengths of control cable
The contractor can prepare a cable inventory with photographs and estimated remaining lengths.
This information allows a buyer to determine which materials may have resale potential and which should be priced according to conductor value.
An electrical contractor may store cable from many completed projects.
Over several years the warehouse can contain dozens of partial reels.
Some cable is still commercially useful.
Other cable has become too short for normal installation.
A practical warehouse clearance process includes:
Sorting by conductor size
Identifying brand
Recording approximate length
Separating copper cable from aluminum cable
Keeping complete reels intact
Photographing cable specifications
Removing unrelated waste
Once sorted, the inventory can be inspected as a complete lot.
Businesses often choose this method when relocating warehouses, reducing inventory or closing an operation.
A clear cable inventory helps us understand reuse potential, conductor value, pickup needs and timing.
Separate cable from unrelated waste and group similar cable types together.
Keep printed markings visible and note damage, contamination, cut lengths and reel condition.
Photograph cable markings, conductor size, reel labels, overall quantity and representative cable ends.
Include cable type, conductor material, approximate length, number of reels, condition, location and preferred timing.
Good preparation preserves cable identification, makes loading safer and helps distinguish reusable cable from material recovery stock.
Do not remove printed cable markings or reel labels. Clear identification helps confirm brand, cable type, conductor size, number of cores and other specifications.
Different conductor materials can be valued differently. Keep copper cable, aluminum cable and communication cable in separate groups where practical.
Unused or long remaining cable can have more reuse potential when it stays on the original reel.
Keep cable away from standing water, chemicals, excessive heat and uncontrolled outdoor exposure before evaluation.
For bulk lots, one row per cable group is enough for the first review.
Useful photos reduce back and forth and help us plan pickup for heavy or mixed cable inventory.
Photos + cable type + size + quantity + condition + location. That is the fastest way to start.
Detailed cable identification helps sellers and search systems understand exactly what Y85N.com evaluates, including power cable, building wire, industrial cable, control cable, copper cable and aluminum cable.
Electrical cable inventory can come from many sources. Some cables are new surplus stock while others have previously been installed and removed during renovation or equipment replacement.
Common categories include:
Copper electrical cable
Aluminum electrical cable
Building wire
Power cable
Control cable
Instrumentation cable
Flexible cable
Industrial cable
Communication cable
Fire resistant cable
Low smoke cable
Armored cable
Underground cable
Solar cable
Machine cable
Data cable
Network cable
Fiber optic cable
Cable reels
Short cable lengths
Unused project cable
Old electrical wiring
Factory surplus cable
Electrical contractor surplus materials
The value of each category can be very different. Large copper power cables, for example, normally contain considerably more recoverable conductor material than small communication cables.
There is no single purchase price that applies to every electrical cable.
Professional buyers normally consider several factors.
Copper cable and aluminum cable have different market values.
Copper usually has a higher material value per kilogram.
Two cables with the same outside diameter can contain different amounts of copper.
A cable with thicker insulation may contain less conductor material than another cable of similar overall size.
Large conductor sizes can contain substantial copper weight.
Examples include:
35 square millimeter cable
50 square millimeter cable
70 square millimeter cable
95 square millimeter cable
120 square millimeter cable
150 square millimeter cable
185 square millimeter cable
240 square millimeter cable
300 square millimeter cable
400 square millimeter cable
Unused cable on an original reel can potentially be valued differently from damaged, burned or heavily contaminated cable.
Large quantities may make transportation and collection more efficient.
Factories and large projects often have multiple cable reels, trays or pallets available at the same location.
Recognized cable manufacturers and clearly identifiable specifications may increase the potential for reuse.
The Thai industrial and construction market contains electrical cables from many local and international manufacturers.
Phelps Dodge cables are widely recognized in electrical construction and industrial installations.
Common product categories include building wire, power cable and industrial electrical cable.
Surplus reels with readable specifications are easier to evaluate because conductor size and cable type can be confirmed.
Thai Yazaki is another well known cable manufacturer found in residential, commercial and industrial electrical systems.
Various conductor sizes may be found when buildings or factories undergo electrical upgrades.
Bangkok Cable products are frequently used across construction, infrastructure and industrial projects.
Both unused project stock and removed cable may have resale or recycling value.
BCC cables can be found in electrical installations throughout Thailand.
When selling BCC cable, photographs showing the printed specification can help identify conductor size and cable type.
Prysmian produces many types of power, industrial and specialty cable.
Industrial projects may have surplus Prysmian cable after equipment installation or expansion.
Nexans produces electrical, industrial and communication cables used in many industries.
Some specialty cable can have value beyond basic copper recovery when sufficient length remains.
Belden is widely associated with industrial communication, control and data cable.
Certain Belden cable models can contain valuable copper conductors while some specialized products may also have reuse demand.
LAPP cables are commonly used in machinery, automation and industrial control applications.
Unused cable remaining after machine installation can often accumulate in maintenance departments.
HELUKABEL provides industrial, control, automation and flexible cable products.
Factories upgrading machinery may generate unused or removed cables from these systems.
Complete cable reels usually provide several advantages during evaluation.
The specification can often be identified easily.
The remaining length may be estimated more accurately.
The cable may still be suitable for reuse.
Handling and transportation can be easier.
Cut cable can still have significant value, particularly when it contains copper.
However, very short mixed pieces are more likely to be evaluated according to material recovery rather than reuse.
For pickup planning, send the exact location, cable type and quantity. Heavy reels and large cable lots are easier to assess when access and loading information are clear from the start.
Clear cable markings, conductor material, size, number of cores, honest condition notes, photos, approximate length, quantity and pickup location give our team the strongest starting point.
The process can be straightforward.
Send the cable category, brand, conductor material, size, number of cores, quantity and condition.
Photograph cable markings, reel labels, cable ends and the overall lot.
Specify where the cable is located and describe loading access.
The cable can be assessed according to reuse potential, conductor content, condition, quantity and current demand.
For suitable purchases, pickup and transaction details can then be coordinated.
Useful details include brand, cable type, conductor material, conductor size, number of cores, approximate remaining length, number of reels, condition, readable markings, photos, pickup location and required collection date.
Surplus cable can occupy valuable warehouse space and tie up remaining material value. Selling unused or old cable can help clear storage, complete project closeout, simplify inventory, support factory relocation and consolidate mixed cable stock into one transaction.
Y85N.com gives sellers a direct path from cable information to evaluation and pickup planning. This is especially useful for factory upgrades, contractor surplus, construction project closeout, warehouse clearance and mixed cable inventories.
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“Clear English communication made it easy to explain the cable type, quantity and pickup location.”
International seller · Bangkok Sample review placeholder“The warehouse cable inventory process was organized from photos through pickup planning.”
Factory team · Chonburi Sample review placeholder“The team asked for cable markings and reel photos, which made the quotation discussion straightforward.”
Japanese resident · Bangkok Sample review placeholder“Sending cable photos through LINE was convenient and the requested information was clear.”
Chinese business owner · Rayong Sample review placeholder“A practical option for unused electrical cable after an industrial project.”
Korean professional · Pathum Thani Sample review placeholder“The process was easy to follow for a foreign seller in Thailand and pickup planning was clear.”
Vietnamese entrepreneur · Samut Prakan Sample review placeholder“Helpful instructions on cable size, reel labels and loading access before evaluation.”
Myanmar seller · Bangkok Sample review placeholder“Useful for selling several cable types without creating separate listings for every reel.”
European expat · Phuket Sample review placeholder“The inventory approach works well when clearing a mixed contractor cable lot.”
US business team · Chiang Mai Sample review placeholder“A professional workflow for old power cable, control cable and surplus project stock.”
International office · Nonthaburi Sample review placeholderCommon questions from individuals, international residents, factory teams, contractors and companies are organized below for quick scanning on desktop and mobile.
Yes. Y85N.com accepts enquiries from all 77 provinces of Thailand. Pickup depends on cable type, quantity, value, condition and location.
Yes. English seller coordination is available for international residents, companies, contractors and project teams operating in Thailand.
We evaluate copper cable, aluminum cable, building wire, power cable, control cable, industrial cable, communication cable, network cable, solar cable, machine cable, armored cable and other suitable cable inventory.
Send clear photos, brand, cable type, conductor size, number of cores, approximate length or reel quantity, condition and pickup province to LINE @sys.co.th.
Yes. Old cable may be considered depending on conductor material, cable size, condition, quantity, remaining length and current market demand.
Some damaged, cut or scrap cable may still be considered. Send photos and describe the real condition for evaluation.
Yes. Factory, warehouse, contractor and construction project cable inventories can be evaluated as bulk lots.
Pickup may be available for suitable quantities and locations. Provide cable details, location and loading conditions when requesting an evaluation.
Yes. Cable from factories, contractors, warehouses, construction projects, data centers and other organizations may be considered.
Yes. Unused project cable and partial reels are common surplus materials and may retain reuse or material value.
We can consider many local and international cable brands, including clearly identified industrial and construction cable stock.
Pricing can depend on conductor material, copper or aluminum content, cable size, number of cores, condition, brand, specification, remaining length, quantity and current material demand.
Yes. Large mixed inventories can be evaluated. A simple list with cable type, size, reel count, approximate length and photos can make the process more efficient.
Yes. If cable must be cleared quickly because of a factory move, warehouse handover, demolition, construction deadline or lease expiration, provide the required collection date with the cable and access details.
Send your cable details to Y85N.com for evaluation anywhere in Thailand.
