Corrosion Resistant Galvanized Iron Wire with High Tensile Strength for Versatile Applications

Galvanized Iron Wire is designed to prevent rusting and features a shiny silver color. It is solid, durable, and extremely versatile, making it widely used by landscapers, craft makers, building and construction professionals, ribbon manufacturers, jewelers, and contractors. Its aversion to rust makes it extremely useful around shipyards, in backyards, and various industrial applications.

Galvanized wire is divided into hot dipped galvanized wire and cold galvanized wire (electro galvanized wire). Galvanized wire has good toughness and flexibility, with the maximum amount of zinc reaching 350 g/sqm. It features zinc coating thickness and excellent corrosion resistance characteristics.

Electro galvanized wire, also called cold galvanized wire, is made of high quality carbon steel wire. The processing involves using electrolytic equipment for galvanizing. Typically, the zinc coating is not very thick, but electro galvanized wire provides sufficient anti-corrosion and anti-oxidation protection. Additionally, the zinc coating surface is very uniform, smooth, and bright. Electro galvanized wire zinc coating commonly ranges from 8-50 g/m². This wire is mainly used to make nails and wire ropes, wire mesh and fencing, binding of flowers, and wire mesh weaving.

Hot dipped galvanized wire belongs to the primary wire products of galvanization. Common sizes range from 8 gauge to 16 gauge, with smaller or bigger diameters available for customer choices. Hot dipped galvanized wire with firm zinc coating provides strong corrosion resistance and high tensile strength. This kind of wire is widely used for making handicrafts, woven wire mesh, forming fencing mesh, packing products, and other daily uses.

• Mesh weaving
• Tying wire in architectural sites
• Making handicrafts
• Material of mesh and fence
• Packing life products