Beulah · Mercer County
SELL MINE AND PLANT CABLE IN BEULAH, ND
Mine cable is built to be dragged, and that construction is what makes it recognizable. A flat or round trailing cable with two ground conductors and a ground check wire is not something you find in a commercial building, and it does not get priced like building wire. It is also the cable most likely to be repaired rather than replaced, so condition questions matter more here than length does.
Beulah sits in lignite country, so the cable that turns up here is heavy, shielded, and rarely factory fresh. Sellers in Beulah send us trailing cable off a section that got re-cabled, 5kV and 15kV shielded runs from plant distribution, and the ordinary THHN that always comes along for the ride.
Mine-rated cable and shielded runs
Start with the print. A trailing cable jacket will name the type, the conductor count, the ground check conductor, and the voltage class if you read it slowly enough. Photograph that print in good light rather than describing it from memory. Ground check conductors are small and easy to damage, and a trailing cable with a broken ground check is a different item from one without.
Repairs matter here more than anywhere else. A spliced or re-terminated trailing cable is common and not disqualifying, but the splice has to be described. Where it is, how it was made, and whether the jacket was rebuilt or taped. If the splice was vulcanized, say so. If it was taped, say that instead, because a buyer will ask.
Plant distribution and shop stock
Shielded 5kV and 15kV cable from plant distribution comes on steel drums that have usually been outside. Check the drum itself before planning a load. A rusted steel drum with a bent flange is a handling problem before it is a wire problem. Steel drums rust from the inside of the flange outward, and the rust is usually worse than the outside suggests.
The shop stock is simpler: cartons of THHN, control cable from a panel upgrade, and grounding cable in several sizes. Copper grounding conductor is worth weighing rather than guessing, since the sizes look alike on a shelf. A coil of grounding conductor is heavier than it looks, and the size gets hard to confirm once the print wears off.
Wire and cable we buy from Beulah sellers
- SHD-GC trailing cable, flat and round
- 5kV shielded power cable
- 15kV EPR cable on steel drums
- Ground check and grounding conductors
- Control cable from plant panels
- THHN and THWN in cartons
Loading and freight from Beulah
ND-49 and ND-200 are the routes out, and both handle a loaded flatbed without drama. Mine cable is heavy for its diameter, so give us the drum weight if it is stenciled on the flange. A crane or a large forklift at the loading point saves an hour.
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We buy surplus wire from sellers in Beulah and across Western North Dakota. There is no office or yard in Beulah — material is reviewed from your details and photos, and pickup or shipping is arranged for each load.
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Photos and a few specs are enough to start. We will come back with questions or pricing, then agree on pickup or shipping.
Wire sitting in Beulah?
Send the reel count and a photo of the tags. If it loads with a forklift, say so — it changes the plan.