Cable & Wire Scrap Buyers in Bangalore
Instant Cash/RTGS for Heavy Armoured Copper Cables, Aluminium Wire & Electrical Offcuts
Industrial Overview & Commercial Scope
Electrical installations, infrastructure cabling, and building dismantlings produce substantial cable scrap. B. M. Steel Trading & Company purchases all grades of insulated and uninsulated wire scrap across Bangalore.
We specialize in multi-core armoured copper cables, high-tension (HT) overhead lines, low-tension (LT) service wiring, control cables, and flexible copper cords from construction and industrial renovation projects.
Using mechanical cable-stripping machinery at our yard, we calculate fair recovery percentages, ensuring you receive maximum monetary value without paying excessive burning or processing penalties.
Materials, Grades & Items We Buy
- ✓ XLPE / PVC Armoured Copper Power Cables (3 Core, 4 Core)
- ✓ Submersible Flat Cables & Single-Core Building Wire
- ✓ Aluminium Armoured Cables & ACSR Overhead Conductors
- ✓ Industrial Control Cables & Multi-Strand Flexible Wire
- ✓ Heavy Substation Busduct Cables & Earthing Conductors
- ✓ Telecom Jelly-Filled Copper Cables & Cat6 Data Wire
Trading Standards & Certified Weighing
How Our Buying & Lifting Process Works
Sample Cut & Recovery Test
A 1-meter cut is stripped and weighed to establish precise copper-to-insulation ratio.
Total Gross Weighing
Complete consignment weighed on certified computerized scales.
Net Metal Valuation
Rate calculated using current LME/MCX copper spot price against net metal weight.
Immediate Settlement
100% upfront payment before truck departure.
Service Areas in Bangalore & Karnataka
We dispatch lifting trucks and valuation teams across:
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Do you burn cables to extract the copper?
A: Never. Open burning of cables is harmful to the environment and illegal. We use mechanical wire strippers and rotary granulators that separate copper from PVC insulation cleanly.
Q: How do you calculate the price of insulated cables?
A: We cut a small representative sample, strip the insulation, weigh the bare copper, and establish the exact percentage (e.g., 65% copper recovery). The spot copper rate is then applied to that percentage.