INDUSTRIAL PIPE
Sell your surplus pipe.
Carbon or stainless. Coated or not.
We purchase surplus stainless steel and carbon steel pipe, coated and uncoated. New and used pipe, individual lots, large quantities and complete inventories.
What we buy
- Carbon steel pipe — coated and uncoated
- Stainless steel pipe
- New and used pipe
- Individual lots, large quantities and complete inventories
COMMON DIAMETERS
- 4″
- 6″
- 8″
- 10″
- 12″
- 14″
- 16″
- 18″
- 20″
- 24″
- 26″
- 28″
- 30″
- 32″
- 36″ and larger
SCHEDULES
- Sch 5
- 10
- 20
- 30
- 40
- 60
- 80
- 100
- 120
- 140
- 160
- Heavier walls
HOW WE CLASSIFY PIPE BY LENGTH
Every length has a price.
Long pipe earns the most.
| Category | Length | How it's priced |
|---|---|---|
| Long pipe | 36 ft and longer | Our preferred category — we generally pay our highest prices for qualifying long-length pipe |
| Short pipe | 20 ft to under 36 ft | Priced by size, material and condition |
| Scrap pipe | Under 20 ft | Classed as scrap and priced accordingly |
Helps us evaluate your pipe
- Material grade
- Diameter
- Wall thickness
- Length
- Quantity
- Coating
- Condition
- Location
What happens next
Send a list or photos. We review the material, make a competitive offer based on type, size, condition, quantity, location and resale potential, and coordinate pickup. How selling works ›
Questions sellers ask
What pipe lengths do you buy?
All of them. Long pipe (36 ft and longer) is our preferred category and generally earns our highest prices. Short pipe (20 to under 36 ft) is priced on size, material and condition. Pipe under 20 ft is classed as scrap and priced accordingly.
Do you really pay for shipping?
Yes. For purchases we agree to make, we arrange and cover transportation, freight and logistics costs for moving the purchased material — including hauling equipment, rigging, towing and permits for vehicles and heavy equipment, as applicable.
Why don't you list prices?
Every offer depends on review. Pricing depends on type, size, condition, quantity, location and resale potential, so we look at your material first and then discuss pricing with you.
What should I send to get an accurate offer?
Manufacturer, model, size, pressure rating, material, quantity, condition, location and a few photos. For pipe add grade, diameter, wall thickness, length and coating.
Ready for an offer?
Answer a few quick questions — it takes about a minute. We reply by email, call or text. Prefer to talk? Call Jesse Mitchell (346) 205-2224 or Bryan Miller (832) 651-4749.