Product Introduction

Black Annealed Iron Wire, with a diameter of 1.5mm, is a versatile product known for its softness and flexibility. Made from high-quality low-carbon steel, this wire undergoes an annealing process that enhances its ductility and strength. The annealing process involves heating the wire to a specific temperature and then slowly cooling it, which results in a product that is easy to work with and highly durable. Black Annealed Iron Wire is ideal for applications that require pliability and resilience.

Specifications

Features and Advantages

The primary feature of our Black Annealed Iron Wire is its excellent flexibility, which makes it easy to bend and shape without breaking. This characteristic is achieved through the annealing process, which also enhances the wire’s strength and durability. The black finish of the wire not only adds to its aesthetic appeal but also provides a level of resistance to oxidation. Additionally, the low-carbon steel material ensures that the wire is soft yet strong, making it suitable for a variety of applications.

One of the key advantages of using our Black Annealed Iron Wire is its ease of use. The soft and flexible nature of the wire allows for quick and efficient manipulation, reducing installation time and labor costs. The wire's high tensile strength ensures it can withstand considerable stress, making it reliable for binding and tying tasks. Furthermore, the black finish gives the wire a professional look, making it suitable for visible applications.

Applications and Technology

Black Annealed Iron Wire is widely used in construction, agriculture, and manufacturing due to its versatile properties. In construction, it is commonly used for tying rebar, securing structures, and as binding wire. In agriculture, it serves as an essential material for trellising, fencing, and plant support. The manufacturing sector utilizes this wire for making wire meshes, hangers, and various other products.

The technology behind the production of Black Annealed Iron Wire involves a precise annealing process. The wire is heated to a specific temperature and then allowed to cool slowly, which alters its microstructure and enhances its properties. This thermal treatment process ensures that the wire is soft, flexible, and strong. The black finish is achieved through a controlled oxidation process, which not only provides an attractive appearance but also enhances the wire’s resistance to environmental factors.