Contractor and rental surplus
Cord returned from rentals and job closeouts.
Surplus electrical wire & cable buyers · Texas only

The 300 volt counterpart to SOOW, used on tools and light equipment and sold in shorter lengths than most cable families.
Send the printed legend, conductor material and size, voltage class and the footage on the reel tag. If the tag is gone, say so — photographs of the jacket print usually resolve it.
Send the construction, size and footage. Photos can follow.
What this family covers and what identifies it.
Portable cord covers SJOOW at 300 V, STOW at 600 V and heavier constructions such as SEOW. Conductor counts run from two to five, in 18 through 10 AWG.
Texas contractors, rental fleets and maintenance shops hold it in 25 to 100 foot lengths. It is the most commonly discarded cable family that still has a market.

The facts that decide how a lot is evaluated.
Reviewed separately, because they are valued separately.
Cord returned from rentals and job closeouts.
600 V cord for equipment and temporary power.
Construction, condition, documentation, quantity and logistics.
Send the cord type, gauge, conductor count and total length. Cord is often in multiple cuts, so list them rather than totalling.
Cracked jackets and taped repairs are the normal reasons a length is declined. Photographs of both ends and any repair settle the review quickly.
Texas metros with dedicated coverage and local access notes.
Answered for sellers, not for search engines.
Include the Texas city where the material is stored and how it can be accessed. Text photographs to 954-740-1983 if that is quicker.
A buyer reviews the lot and responds with questions or an offer basis.
One buying desk for surplus, obsolete and scrap electrical wire and cable.