Copper Wire Stripping and Scrapping is Made Easy with the Zoda Tools Manual Wire Stripper

Recycling plants pay top dollar for stripped wire. So why not take advantage of the opportunity?

Stripping copper wire and scrapping the results of your hard work is a great way to make extra money in today’s economic climate. With the revolutionary design of the Zoda Tools Wire Stripper, copper stripping is made quick, easy and very profitable, so scrappers like you can get an even better return on investment.

Our affordable, easy-to-use, perfectly sized wire stripping tool works to cleanly strip copper wire, so that you can make 30%-40% more when you trade in your scrap copper at a local recycling plant. The Zoda Tool is perfect for:

• Contractors & Handymen: Home improvement projects, additions and remodels produce an excess of gutted wire that’s perfect for scrapping. Both residential and commercial sites must rip out old electrical wiring and discard it in favor of the new build. This scrap wire can be easily stripped with the Zoda Tool and sold for plenty of extra cash.

• Electricians: If you or someone you know works in the industry, then you know how much spare wire potential exists! Discarded or excess electrical wire can be saved for stripping, and with the Zoda Tool, the process is incredibly quick and easy, so you can be on your way to pocketing extra cash in no time.

• Thrifty Individuals: Are you one of those people always looking for a creative way to make extra income? If so, scrapping is for you! Scrap wire is littered all around; you just have to know where to look for it.  Old appliances and cords in your home are a great start. But there are many other sources for copper wire that you can strip, scrap and sell. Check out garage sales in your area and be on the lookout for discarded appliances on trash day.

Questions? Contactus today at 386-315-2282 or Click Here to purchase your Zoda Tools Wire Stripper, the fastest, easiest, most economical way to strip your wire and get valuable copper for scrapping.

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