Buying across the United States

Sell Burned-Out Electric Motors & Copper Rewind Scrap

I'm Niko, and I'm looking to buy burned-out, failed, and non-running electric motors, motor cores, and copper windings from motor repair and rewind shops across the United States. Have old motors or copper rewind scrap taking up space at your shop? Send me photos, the quantity, and your city or ZIP. Working surplus motors and copper tubing can also be considered. A readable nameplate helps, but you don't need to get a motor running before reaching out.

Have cable reels or loose wire instead? See what to send when you sell your copper wire, tubing and copper scrap.

For motor repair and rewind shops

Sell failed motors, cores and copper windings from your shop

If motors have been rejected for repair or winding material is building up, send me the lot details before spending time dismantling or sorting it. I buy material, not motor-repair services.

Whole motors and cores

Tell me which motors are burned out, seized, incomplete or untested. Include the motor count, nameplate photos when available, and whether the lot contains armatures, stators or rotors.

Removed winding material

Send an overview and close-up photos of the coils or windings. Tell me whether the material is copper, aluminum or mixed if known, and give an estimated weight or number of bins. Please label estimates as estimates.

Ownership and pickup details

Confirm that your shop owns the material or is authorized to sell it. Include your ZIP code, loading access and any existing disposal agreement. Pickup or freight and the purchase price are discussed for the actual lot.

Email Niko Your Motor-Shop Lot or call 321-977-1194. No need to energize a failed motor for a quote.

From our buying trip

Electric motors & motor-driven equipment

Real purchases from our September buying trip. Send photos of similar equipment or material for an offer.

Electric motors and industrial equipment on a floor pallet
Electric motors and industrial equipment on a floor pallet.
Assorted electric motors on warehouse shelving
Assorted electric motors on warehouse shelving.
Blue electric motors and drive equipment on a rack
Blue electric motors and drive equipment on a rack.
Large electric motor and industrial housings on shelving
Large electric motor and industrial housings on shelving.
Yellow, blue and red industrial electric motors
Yellow, blue and red industrial electric motors.
Used electric motors stored on a lower rack
Used electric motors stored on a lower rack.
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Large motor and surplus equipment on an upper shelf
Large motor and surplus equipment on an upper shelf.
Additional view of rack-stored motor equipment
Additional view of rack-stored motor equipment.
Orange industrial vibrator motors and related equipment
Orange industrial vibrator motors and related equipment.
Mixed electric motors and cable from a material lot
Mixed electric motors and cable from a material lot.
Two orange industrial vibrator motors on a pallet
Two orange industrial vibrator motors on a pallet.
Motor-driven equipment with long power leads
Motor-driven equipment with long power leads.
Warehouse racks of electric motors and related equipment
Warehouse racks of electric motors and related equipment.
Additional view of assorted industrial motors on racks
Additional view of assorted industrial motors on racks.

What we buy

Motors and copper material we purchase

You do not have to disassemble, strip, or perfectly sort everything before contacting us. Send it as it sits and tell us what you know.

Industrial electric motors

AC and DC motors, three-phase motors, pump motors, compressor motors, gear motors, and large motor lots.

Motor-rewind scrap

Copper windings, rewind-shop leftovers, stripped coils, mixed copper, and production scrap.

Motor cores and components

Armatures, rotors, stators, motor housings, and incomplete or damaged motor assemblies.

Burned and nonworking motors

Failed, burned, damaged, seized, obsolete, and surplus motors may still have value.

Copper tubing and pipe

HVAC copper, plumbing copper, tubing coils, pipe, cutoffs, and contractor cleanout material.

Mixed facility cleanouts

Motors, pumps, copper, electrical surplus, machinery, and related equipment from one site.

Material examples

Copper wire and tubing we consider

Send photos of your material as it sits. Tangled, loose, boxed, palletized, stripped, or unstripped lots may all be reviewed.

Box filled with bundled insulated copper wire available as a material example
Example of bundled and mixed insulated copper wire we consider.
Boxes filled with straight copper tubing and pipe available as a material example
Example of copper tubing, pipe, cutoffs, and contractor cleanout material.

Who we buy from

A direct outlet for contractors and businesses

Motor repair & rewind shops

Sell burned-out and non-running motors, accumulated copper windings, motor cores, and mixed rewind scrap from your shop anywhere in the United States.

HVAC and plumbing contractors

Sell copper tubing, coils, cutoffs, motors, pumps, and jobsite surplus.

Manufacturers and facilities

Clear retired motors, maintenance spares, production scrap, and storeroom overstock.

Demolition and cleanout crews

Move motors, copper, machinery, and electrical material from shutdowns and renovations.

What to send

Help us review your material quickly

01

Photos and nameplates

Take one photo of the whole lot and a close-up of each different motor's nameplate. Include the make, model, horsepower, voltage, phase, and RPM if readable. Missing labels are okay.

02

Quantity and condition

Give the motor count and an estimated weight for loose copper or rewind scrap, if known. Tell us which motors are working, failed, incomplete, or untested. No need to power them up or take them apart.

03

Location and access

Share your city or ZIP, when you need the space cleared, and whether the lot is on pallets, in bins, or still installed. Let us know about loading equipment and access restrictions.

Get an offer

Turn unused motors and copper into cash

Based in Davenport, Florida. Buying across the United States. Send your location and lot details so we can discuss pickup or freight arrangements before agreeing on a purchase.

Questions

Electric motor and copper buying FAQs

What kinds of electric motors do you buy?

We consider AC and DC industrial motors, pump motors, compressor motors, large three-phase motors, gear motors, motor cores, and mixed motor lots.

Do you buy damaged motors and motor-rewind scrap?

Yes. We consider working, used, burned, damaged, and nonworking motors, along with copper windings, motor cores, armatures, stators, and rewind-shop scrap.

Do you buy copper tubing?

Yes. We buy clean and mixed copper tubing, pipe, coils, HVAC copper, plumbing cutoffs, and larger contractor or facility cleanout lots.

What information helps you make an offer?

Send photos, quantity or estimated weight, motor horsepower and voltage when available, condition, location, and any model or nameplate information.

Can I sell a motor if the nameplate is missing or I don't know if it runs?

Send photos of the whole motor, any remaining labels, and the rest of the lot. Tell us the quantity, location, and what you know about its condition. If it has not been tested, say so. You do not need to power it up or take it apart before asking us to review it.

Where do you buy electric motors and copper scrap?

We buy electric motors and copper scrap across the United States. We are based in Davenport, Florida, but buying is not limited to Florida. Send your city or ZIP, photos and quantity so we can discuss an offer and pickup or freight arrangements for your lot.

Also selling electrical surplus, copper and aluminum wire, or mixed scrap metal? We can review the entire lot together.