Aluminum-PVC cable

Aluminum-PVC cable

Aluminum cables are commonly used these days. They are primarily used as a replacement for copper cables. The main reason is that they are less expensive, weigh much less, and are therefore easier to install. Aluminum is also less susceptible to significant price fluctuations. This, in turn, makes it easier to factor into cost estimates when developing project plans.

Aluminum cables are produced in many different varieties. The most common are aluminum cables ranging from 3 to 6 centimeters in diameter with red, black, or gray plastic sheathing. These are usually made of a combination of aluminum and copper or aluminum alone and are traded as a mixed product. The scrap price for aluminum cable depends on fluctuations in the aluminum price on the London Metal Exchange (LME).

Aluminum Cable Recycling

Aluminum cable recycling is carried out through manual processing, shredding, or granulation. Aluminum cables may sometimes be wound on reels. These reels are often made of steel and can also be reused. If the reels are no longer suitable for reuse, we can also recycle old steel reels.

In order to recycle aluminum cable scrap, it must be free of any lead or iron sheathing. In addition, cable joints, aluminum cable thinner than 1 centimeter, and other contaminants such as sand and/or soil are not permitted.

Your old and used aluminum cables can earn you money

Recycling old materials, such as cables, can be very profitable. At Krommenhoek Metals, we make it as easy as possible for our customers. If you’re unable to bring your scrap in yourself, we’ll simply pick it up for you. This way, you get the benefits without the hassle. Recycling aluminum cables is also good for the environment, since it eliminates the need to tap into new resources.

At Krommenhoek Metals, you can sell your cables for a good price. Thanks to our prominent position in the market, you’ll always get a fair price for your aluminum cables. We’re happy to assist you with ourpallet boxservice. If you have a larger volume, we’ll use ourscrap containers.

Easily calculate your return

Just like with oil, the price of scrap iron and other metals—or scrap prices—is determined by supply and demand. When demand is high, the scrap price goes up, and vice versa. That’s why scrap iron prices and other metal prices—or scrap prices—vary from day to day. It’s very easy to find the most up-to-date scrap prices with us. On theScrap Pricespage, you can easily use our calculator to determine your potential return. This way, you’ll always know exactly where you stand.

You can also easily calculate your earnings on the right side of this page. Curious about how much you can earn from your scrap metal? Then use Krommenhoek Metals’ calculation tool right away.