Metal, plastic, lumber, and other production leftovers listed by form and quantity — useful stock, not scrap-yard mystery.
Shops end up with usable coil, sheet, or resin that is not enough for their next job and too good to scrap. This hub is that surplus, listed with form, quantity, and location.
It is not a commodities exchange. Expect discrete lots with photos and a ship-from city, then inquire like any other listing.
Confirm grade, dimensions, quantity unit, and how the lot is packed. Ask about certifications if your job requires them — many surplus lots are uncertified.
Makes on the floor now: Various
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Small lot of posterboard sheets used for laminate poster mountings. Various sizes.
No. These are surplus production lots. Scrap pricing and commodity bids are out of scope.
Only if the seller uploaded them. Ask in the inquiry before you treat the lot as certified.
Same freight-quote form as equipment. Note weight and whether the lot is on a pallet.
Yes. Choose Raw Materials, then set form, quantity, and dimensions so buyers can filter.
