Photograph the complete carbide lot
Take one wide image showing every container and several close images showing cutting edges, broken ends, labels and coatings. If inserts, end mills, drills, rods, wear parts or sludge are stored separately, photograph each group. Good images help identify material before anyone handles a heavy load.
Provide material and weight details
Describe what the carbide came from and whether it is clean, mixed, oily, attached to steel or still packaged. Give an approximate net weight for each material group when possible. If only a gross container weight is available, say that clearly so packaging and steel are not mistaken for carbide.
Add your city and pickup information
Provide the city or nearest service area first; an exact address is not required in the initial message. For approved pickup requests, later details may include the business address, unit, contact person, hours, loading dock, stairs, forklift access and whether the material is in boxes, pails, drums or pallets.
Receive a lot-specific response
The review considers grade, cleanliness, sorting, weight, market conditions and logistics. You may be asked for another photo or a closer view before a price or collection option is confirmed. Call or WhatsApp 519-995-8157 when you want to send images and discuss the next step.