Import Cable Scrap — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Pakistan

Cotton King’s Cable Scrap consists of silver and brass wire remnants, sourced from manufacturing offcuts and post-consumer recycling streams in Pakistan. The material is primarily silver wire cable scrap, suitable for re-melting into new products such as aluminum windows, doors, and architectural profiles. It is also repurposed by manufacturers of silver cutlery, cooking pots, and in some cases, new cable production where alloy compatibility allows.

The scrap is typically supplied in mixed grades, with silver content varying by batch; standard industry practice for such material includes a minimum 90% silver by weight for high-purity applications, though exact assays should be confirmed per shipment. Brass wire scrap, where present, is usually a copper-zinc alloy with typical compositions of 60-70% copper and 30-40% zinc, conforming to common brass grades like C26000 or C27000. Material is free of insulation or plastic coatings, delivered as clean, stripped wire for direct furnace charging.

Buyers of this scrap include aluminum extrusion plants, silverware manufacturers, and specialty foundries in South Asia and the Middle East. Trade terms for bulk shipments often use FOB Karachi or Lahore, with MOQs negotiated per container load; packaging is typically loose in 20-foot containers or compressed into bales for denser transport. Importers should verify purity certificates and conduct spectrographic analysis on arrival to confirm compliance with their production requirements.

Cotton King operates from Office No.8, 4th Floor, Shan Arcade, Barkat Market, in Lahore’s New Garden Town, Punjab. The supplier is based in a commercial hub with access to Pakistan’s major industrial and recycling networks, facilitating steady procurement of non-ferrous metal scrap for export markets.

The company holds a harbor trust tier, indicating a baseline level of verification for international trade. While response metrics are not publicly available, the supplier’s focus on non-ferrous scrap - specifically silver and brass wire - suggests a niche in high-value recyclable materials. Buyers should confirm current verification status and request updated assay reports before finalising orders.