Gillette
Campbell County · Gillette is the service center for the Powder River Basin coal industry, and the electrical material moving through it is heavy-duty: mine power cable, plant distribution, drive cable and instrumentation.
Wright, Wyoming
Wright exists because of coal. The mines and processing facilities around it run some of the heaviest electrical equipment in the state, and the surplus that comes out reflects that scale.
01Local picture
Mine power cable, trailing cable, plant distribution cable, drive cable and instrumentation cable are the standard lot types here, often in large-gauge sizes and substantial footage. Reels are usually stored on gravel pads or in maintenance buildings, so condition varies widely.
Because the town is small and remote, material tends to move in batches when a mine or contractor cleans out a storage area. Those are the moments worth calling about, and we are happy to look at a photographed pile rather than a formal inventory.
02Who we buy from
| County | Campbell County |
|---|---|
| Region | Northeastern Wyoming |
| Wire located | City, ZIP and county |
| Pickup | Arranged after a quote is agreed |
| Quote cost | No charge |
We buy wire located in Wright and across Campbell County, from shops and yards to plant warehouses and job sites.
03Logistics
Heavy reels may need a crane or a lowboy, and mine access usually requires orientation. Give us the reel sizes and weights and we will plan equipment before scheduling.
Most lots in Wright are quoted and collected within a couple of weeks of a clear description and usable photos. If you are working against a deadline — a lease ending, a plant turnaround, a demolition schedule — say so in the form and we will tell you what is realistic.
04Request a quote
Send the city, the wire type and photos of the tags. If the lot is at a plant, include the site access requirements.
05Nearby
Pickups are often combined across these towns to keep travel sensible.
Campbell County · Gillette is the service center for the Powder River Basin coal industry, and the electrical material moving through it is heavy-duty: mine power cable, plant distribution, drive cable and instrumentation.
All communities in this region, and what drives surplus there.
Photos and a location are enough to start. We will confirm what we can identify and what we still need.