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Bare Copper Wire Buyers in Georgia

Bare copper is the simplest wire to value, but it is also the easiest to undervalue, because clean bright conductor in original coils is a product, not scrap.

Bare copper appears as grounding electrode conductors, ground rings, bonding jumpers, overhead bare conductor and busbar stock. Sizes run from 6 AWG through 500 MCM and beyond, solid or stranded, soft-drawn or hard-drawn.

If the copper is bright and coiled, it has resale value as conductor. If it is oxidized, kinked or mixed with other metals, it is priced closer to scrap. Either way, it is worthwhile to have it quoted by someone who prices both.

What we buy

  • Bare solid and stranded copper from 6 AWG to 500 MCM
  • Grounding electrode conductors and bonding jumpers
  • Bare copper in original coils and on reels
  • Tinned copper conductor
  • Busbar and copper conductor cut-offs

Bare Copper Wire specifications we see most often

ConductorSoft-drawn or hard-drawn bare copper
Size range6 AWG through 500 kcmil and larger
Typical usesGrounding, bonding, overhead bare conductor
Standards seenASTM B3, B8; UL 467 grounding components

How bare copper wire is valued

Bright, untarnished copper in a factory coil is worth more than oxidized conductor, and both are worth more than mixed scrap. Keep bare copper separate from insulated wire and from aluminum, because mixing categories always costs money.

Where a lot is mixed, we separate it into usable wire and conductor value, so the credit you receive is transparent rather than a single blended number.

Photos that get you the fastest number

  • The coil or reel with the manufacturer tag
  • Conductor diameter or size marking
  • Overall brightness and any oxidation
  • Whether it is solid or stranded
Mixed wire spools on pallets
Mixed wire spools on pallets.

Selling bare copper wire in Georgia

Grounding work on Georgia substations, cell towers, industrial buildings and solar installations generates bare copper surplus. Utility and telecom contractors are the most frequent sellers.

Send photos of your bare copper wire

We reply with a range for full reels, partial spools and mixed lots, anywhere in Georgia.

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Frequently asked questions

Is bare copper better sold as wire or scrap?

Original coils of documented bare copper can sell above scrap, especially in grounding sizes. Loose, tangled or oxidized copper is generally a scrap sale.

Do you buy tinned copper?

Yes. Tinned copper is purchased separately from bright bare copper because the tin coating changes recovery value.

Can I mix bare copper with insulated wire?

You can, but it will be priced as mixed material. Separating categories almost always produces a better total offer.

Related wire categories

Georgia cities where we buy bare copper wire

We buy statewide. A few of the markets where this category comes up most:

All Georgia cities · All wire types · Industries we buy from

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Sell your surplus wire in Georgia

Send the details below and include photos of your spools, reels and labels. Photos are what let us identify the construction, estimate footage, and give you a real number instead of a guess.

  • All brands, sizes, gauges and voltage ratings
  • Full reels, partial spools and mixed lots
  • Statewide pickup, including forklift and dock loading
  • Wire and cable only — no switchgear, transformers or scrap equipment

Prefer to talk? Call (614) 715-3047 or email salelectricalbuyers@gmail.com.

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