Copper Cables For Scrap?

Low-grade cables consist of poorly insulated cables containing steel wire, generally used for communications. 

Plugs are often found on the end of specific scrap cables and contain a connector which is usually brass or copper.

Insulated Aluminium cable, otherwise known as armoured aluminium cable, is commonly used in power networks in both indoor and outdoor settings.

Often found as insulated cable, Lead Copper cable is sheathed with a thick outer layer and is commonly used in external construction and road networks. 

Shiny and bright, the high-grade cable is a bare copper with no coat or alloy. One of the most valuable and highest-paying copper grades.

Also known as three phase cable, lowgrade cables consist of two conjoined strands of copper which have been covered by ferrous metal armour.

Used for most household devices and objects, PVC wires are a common grade of scrap cable and can be sold to most scrap metal merchants.

PVC single cables are a grade of scrap wire which can be sold to most scrap yards. Their value is determined by their copper content.

No.1 armoured cables are used in underground systems due to their density and conductivity. They contain 3-4 cores of copper, ferrous armouring, plastic and earth.