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! Same Category
  
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Trades marked with an asterisk are normally not possible, since materials have a storage cap of 100 per material.
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Trades marked with an asterisk are normally not possible directly, since materials have a storage cap. You will need to use an intermediate material in order to do these trades.
   
 
In some cases, it may be possible to trade materials up grades despite this, since 2.4 has an overall material cap of 1000 for raw + manufactured and 500 for data.
  
In some cases, it may be possible to trade materials up grades despite this, since 2.4 has an overall material cap of 1000 for raw + manufactured and 500 for data.
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The tables below show what materials each type of trader works with.
  
The tables below show what materials each type of trader works with.
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===Raw===
  
   
 
===Raw===
  
===Raw===
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! colspan="5" | Category 1
  
! colspan="5" | Category 1
 
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Carbon|Carbon]]
  
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| {{Material|Carbon|1}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Vanadium|Vanadium]]
  
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| {{Material|Vanadium|2}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Niobium|Niobium]]
  
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| {{Material|Niobium|3}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Yttrium|Yttrium]]
  
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| {{Material|Yttrium}}
 
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! colspan="5" | Category 2
  
! colspan="5" | Category 2
 
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Phosphorus|Phosphorus]]
  
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| {{Material|Phosphorus|1}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Chromium|Chromium]]
  
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| {{Material|Chromium|2}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Molybdenum|Molybdenum]]
  
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| {{Material|Molybdenum}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Technetium|Technetium]]
  
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| {{Material|Technetium|5}}
 
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! colspan="5" | Category 3
  
! colspan="5" | Category 3
 
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Sulphur|Sulphur]]
  
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| {{Material|Sulphur|1}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Manganese|Manganese]]
  
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| {{Material|Manganese|2}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Cadmium|Cadmium]]
  
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| {{Material|Cadmium|4}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Ruthenium|Ruthenium]]
  
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| {{Material|Ruthenium}}
 
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! colspan="5" | Category 4
  
! colspan="5" | Category 4
 
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Iron|Iron]]
  
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| {{Material|Iron|1}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Zinc|Zinc]]
  
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| {{Material|Zinc|2}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Tin|Tin]]
  
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| {{Material|Tin|4}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Selenium|Selenium]]
  
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| {{Material|Selenium|3}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Antimony|Antimony]]
  
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| {{Material|Antimony}}
 
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! colspan="5" | Category 5
  
! colspan="5" | Category 5
 
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Nickel|Nickel]]
  
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| {{Material|Nickel|1}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Germanium|Germanium]]
  
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| {{Material|Germanium|2}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Tungsten|Tungsten]]
  
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| {{Material|Tungsten|3}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Tellurium|Tellurium]]
  
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| {{Material|Tellurium|5}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Polonium|Polonium]]
  
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| {{Material|Polonium|5}}
 
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! colspan="5" | Category 6
  
! colspan="5" | Category 6
 
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Rhenium|Rhenium]]
  
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| {{Material|Rhenium|1}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Arsenic|Arsenic]]
  
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| {{Material|Arsenic|3}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Mercury|Mercury]]
  
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| {{Material|Mercury}}
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| style="text-align: center;" | [[Elite: Dangerous/Zirconium|Zirconium]]
  
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| {{Material|Zirconium|3}}
 
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===Manufactured===
  
   
 
===Manufactured===
  
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Latest revision as of 08:10, 22 April 2021

Material Traders allow you to exchange materials in order to acquire materials that you lack, such as exchanging Iron for Zinc.

Material traders are one of three types: Raw, Manufactured, and Data.

Material Trade Costs

Materials can be traded to go up grades, down grades, and across categories:

  • Going up one grade costs 6 for each grade, multiplicatively
  • Doing down one grade gives 3 for each grade, multiplicatively
  • Changing category costs 6, no matter how many categories you jump

Shown below is a table of trade costs and results.

In:Out Down 4 Down 3 Down 2 Down 1 Same Grade Up 1 Up 2 Up 3 Up 4
Same Category 1:81 1:27 1:9 1:3 1:1 6:1 36:1 216:1 1296:1*
Different Category 2:27 2:9 2:3 2:1 6:1 36:1 216:1 1291:1* 7776:1*

Trades marked with an asterisk are normally not possible directly, since materials have a storage cap. You will need to use an intermediate material in order to do these trades.

In some cases, it may be possible to trade materials up grades despite this, since 2.4 has an overall material cap of 1000 for raw + manufactured and 500 for data.

Material Trader Types

Different material trader types offer different trading possibilities.

The tables below show what materials each type of trader works with.

Raw

Category 1
Grade 1 Carbon Grade 2 Vanadium Grade 3 Niobium Yttrium
Category 2
Grade 1 Phosphorus Grade 2 Chromium Molybdenum Grade 5 Technetium
Category 3
Grade 1 Sulphur Grade 2 Manganese Grade 4 Cadmium Ruthenium
Category 4
Grade 1 Iron Grade 2 Zinc Grade 4 Tin Grade 3 Selenium Antimony
Category 5
Grade 1 Nickel Grade 2 Germanium Grade 3 Tungsten Grade 5 Tellurium Grade 5 Polonium
Category 6
Grade 1 Rhenium Grade 3 Arsenic Mercury Grade 3 Zirconium

Manufactured

Chemical
Chemical Storage Units Chemical Processors Chemical Distillery Chemical Manipulators Pharmaceutical
Isolators
Thermic
Tempered Alloys Heat Resistant
Ceramics 		Precipitated Alloys Thermic Alloys Military Grade Alloys
Heat
Heat Conduction Wiring Heat Dispersion Plate Heat Exchangers Heat Vanes Proto Heat Radiators
Conductive
Basic Conductors Conductive Components Conductive Ceramics Conductive Polymers Biotech Conductors
Mechanical Components
Mechanical Scrap Mechanical Equipment Mechanical
Components 		Configurable
Components 		Improvised Components
Capacitors
Grid Resistors Hybrid Capacitors Electrochemical
Arrays 		Polymer Capacitors Military
Supercapacitors
Shielding
Worn Shield Emitters Shield Emitters Shielding Sensors Compound Shielding Imperial Shielding
Composite
Compact Composites Filament Composites High Density Composites Proprietary Composites Core Dynamics
Composites
Crystals
Crystal Shards Flawed Focus Crystals Focus Crystals Refined Focus Crystals Exquisite Focus
Crystals
Alloys
Salvaged Alloys Galvanising Alloys Phase Alloys Proto Light Alloys Proto Radiolic Alloys

Data

Emission Data
Exceptional Scrambled
Emission Data 		Irregular Emission Data Unexpected Emission
Data 		Decoded Emission Data Abnormal Compact
Emissions Data
Wake Scans
Atypical Disrupted
Wake Echoes 		Anomalous FSD
Telemetry 		Strange Wake
Solutions 		Eccentric Hyperspace
Trajectories 		Datamined Wake
Exceptions
Shield Data
Distorted Shield Cycle
Recordings 		Inconsistent Shield
Soak Analysis 		Untypical Shield Scans Aberrant Shield
Pattern Analysis 		Peculiar Shield
Frequency Data
Encryption Files
Unusual Encrypted
Files 		Tagged Encryption
Codes 		Open Symmetric Keys Atypical Encryption
Archives 		Adaptive Encryptors
Capture
Data Archives
Anomalous Bulk Scan
Data 		Unidentified Scan
Archives 		Classified Scan
Databanks 		Divergent Scan Data Classified Scan
Fragment
Encoded Firmware
Specialised Legacy
Firmware 		Modified Consumer
Firmware 		Cracked Industrial
Firmware 		Security Firmware
Patch 		Modified Embedded
Firmware
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