SYDNEY & SURROUNDING SUBURBSScrap cable · Copper · Alloy wheels0411 777 730Email Copperex ↗
CopperEX Recycling
BUSINESS & TRADE SUPPLIERS

One load to start.
A practical partnership to follow.

For electricians, plumbers, demolition teams and businesses with recurring cable and non-ferrous scrap. Tell us how your material builds up, and we will discuss a straightforward way to sell it.

WHO WE WORK WITH

Built around the way your business works.

Electricians & cable installers

Installation offcuts, rewires, building cable, power cable and mixed insulated wiring. Include a representative close-up and approximate quantity so we can understand the mix.

Demolition & commercial strip-outs

Discuss cable, copper pipe and selected non-ferrous material from a project clearance. Share site access, loading requirements and your clearance deadline.

Plumbers & maintenance teams

Keep pipe and fittings separate from bare wire and insulated cable. Tell us whether offcuts accumulate regularly or you have a one-off load ready.

Collectors & yards without cable processing

If you collect material and want a buyer for your cable loads, send the type, approximate volume and location to discuss a supply arrangement.

YOUR FIRST LOAD

Start with one load.
See how we work.

You have material ready. We have a straightforward way to assess it. Send photos, an approximate quantity and your suburb, then decide whether the proposed arrangement works for you.

  • One suitable load to start; no commitment to future supply.
  • Clear discussion of grading, weight, rate and transport.
  • A purchase calculation and separate bank transfer receipt after agreement.

Use the dedicated first-load form to keep the enquiry clear from the beginning.

Send my first-load enquiry ↗

Already have a buyer?

You can ask us for a second assessment before deciding where to sell. Include the whole load, a close-up, estimated weight and suburb.

Compare the full arrangement: material grade, weighing basis, transport costs and payment terms. A clear assessment helps you decide whether the offer suits your load.

Request another assessment ↗
KEEP VALUABLE MATERIAL SEPARATE

Ask about a site bin or collection container.

For suitable regular suppliers, a dedicated container can make cable separation and collection easier to organise. Discuss 240 L or 660 L bin options, the material you generate and the space available at your site.

Choose around the site

Tell us how much material builds up, how often and where a container could be kept. Size alone does not establish a safe working load or a suitable collection method.

Agree the arrangement first

Tell us your expected quantity, frequency and available space. We will discuss suitable container options, placement, accepted materials, servicing and costs before agreeing the arrangement.

TRANSPARENT PURCHASE & PAYMENT

See how the total is calculated.

  1. Confirm the material.Different materials and grades are assessed separately. Photos begin the discussion; the actual load confirms the assessment.
  2. Agree weight, rate and total.The purchase calculation shows the agreed material, weight, rate and amount. Discuss any adjustments before proceeding.
  3. Receive the transfer receipt.After final agreement, we initiate the bank transfer promptly and provide its receipt. The purchase calculation and bank receipt are separate records.

A transfer marked pending is still being processed; it does not prove the money has arrived. Bank processing determines the arrival time. Seller identification is required; do not upload ID or bank details through the quote form.

KEEP YOUR PROJECT RECORDS TOGETHER

Request a project purchase summary.

One project, several loads, fewer scattered records. Request a summary under your project reference with recorded dates, materials, weights and purchase amounts, so you can reconcile collections without piecing together separate messages.

Request the format and project reference when arranging the work. A purchase summary is separate from transfer confirmation and does not certify disposal, environmental outcomes or recycling rates.

Discuss project reporting ↗
EXAMPLE SUMMARY STRUCTURE

Your project reference

  • Collection / purchase date
  • Material and recorded weight
  • Agreed rate and purchase amount
  • Separate payment status

We agree what can be supplied for your job. No sample figures are presented as real transactions.

GET MORE FROM GOOD PREPARATION

Separate the obvious categories.

Keep insulated copper cable, clean bare wire, copper pipe, brass fittings, AC coils and alloy wheels in separate groups where practical. Show mixed or attached materials rather than guessing a grade. You do not need to strip every cable or dismantle difficult fittings before asking us.

Business supplier questions

Do I need a regular minimum volume?

Tell us the amount and frequency you expect. Collection suitability depends on the material, location and logistics; we confirm any minimum or servicing terms before agreeing an arrangement.

Can I request a one-off comparison first?

Yes. Start with one load and include its full details. An initial assessment is subject to inspection and weighing and is not a guaranteed rate for every future load.

Will you automatically collect my bin on a schedule?

Only if a schedule has been agreed. Otherwise request collection when material is ready and wait for confirmation. Availability and servicing arrangements are discussed for each site.

Can I introduce another supplier?

Yes. Ask them to contact us and mention the introduction, or share our enquiry link with them. No fixed referral reward is advertised; any separate arrangement must be agreed in advance.

TELL US HOW YOUR BUSINESS WORKS

Build the arrangement around your material.

Company, material, approximate volume, suburb and frequency.

Start a supplier enquiry ↗
CONTACT COPPEREX

Contact us

Call 0411 777 730 or send material photos and details through WhatsApp. You can also reach us by email.

Email Copperex ↗
CollectionGet a quote ↗