Copper feeder reels
6 through 500 kcmil copper, the most requested size range for plant and commercial work.
Surplus electrical wire & cable buyers · Texas only

Cross-linked polyethylene insulation, a wet-location rating and a habit of surviving storage that thermoplastic wire does not. XHHW is the feeder cable that keeps its value.
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.
XHHW uses cross-linked polyethylene insulation rather than PVC, rated 90°C dry and wet in the -2 form. It resists moisture and heat better than THHN, which is why it turns up on feeders, service conductors and anything run in conduit underground or in wet locations.
In Texas it is common in 6 AWG through 500 kcmil copper and in aluminium feeders from 2 AWG upward. Because the insulation does not chalk the way nylon-jacketed wire does, reels that have sat in a yard for years are often still placeable, provided the jacket print and footage can be read.

The facts that decide how a lot is evaluated.
Reviewed separately, because they are valued separately.
6 through 500 kcmil copper, the most requested size range for plant and commercial work.
2 AWG through 750 kcmil aluminium, valued on the aluminium conductor and the construction rather than copper content.
Reels stored outdoors with intact insulation and legible print, which XHHW often survives better than THHN.
Lengths over roughly 100 feet that still have a readable print and a stated measurement.
Construction, condition, documentation, quantity and logistics.
Send size, metal, insulation type and footage. A photograph of the jacket print settles XHHW versus XHHW-2 and copper versus aluminium faster than any description, because aluminium is often printed as such and the conductor is visible at a cut end.
The valuation question for XHHW is usually reuse versus recovery, and it turns on insulation integrity rather than appearance. A dirty reel with intact XLPE is worth more than a clean reel with a crushed side and a suspected nick.
If the reel has been stored on its side in standing water, say so. Moisture wicking into a cut end is the one condition that reliably moves the lot toward recovery.
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.
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