Carbide material to include in your inquiry
Send photos of your carbide scrap or surplus tooling, including inserts, cutting tips, drills, end mills or other items you believe contain carbide. Explain what the material came from and whether it is loose, attached to other metal or mixed with other tooling. If the composition is unknown, say so; photographs alone may not establish material identity.
Prepare a clear description of the lot
Include an overview photo, close-ups of representative pieces and any readable packaging or manufacturer markings. Provide an approximate weight if you have one and identify it as an estimate. Describe separate material groups separately so the buyer can understand what is included without assuming every item is the same grade or composition.
Discuss pricing and collection directly
An offer depends on the actual material, quantity, composition and condition. This website does not publish a fixed carbide price or guarantee acceptance of every lot. Call or text Nick with your location and any pickup requirements. Confirm the offer, sale scope and delivery or collection arrangements before proceeding.
Questions about this equipment
Do you buy carbide scrap?
Yes. Contact Coast to Coast Scrap about carbide scrap and tooling, with photos, approximate quantity or weight and location.
Can I include carbide with a mixed equipment or scrap lot?
Yes. Identify the carbide separately in your inquiry and send close-up photos. Nick can review it alongside the other material and explain what further information is needed.