| Customization: | Available |
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| Certification: | ISO, CE |
| Surface: | Smooth |
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| Item | Electro Galvanized Wire |
| Material | Low Carbon Steel (Q195, Q235) |
| Wire Diameter | 0.25 mm - 5.0 mm |
| Surface Treatment | Electro-galvanized |
| Zinc Coating Thickness | 8 - 25 g/m2 |
| Tensile Strength | 350 - 550 Mpa |
| Packaging | 50 - 1,000 kg in coil ( plastic film inside and woven bag outside) or packaging with wire bobbin |
Galvanized wires are a staple in various sectors, including construction, handicrafts, wire mesh production, packaging, and everyday uses. Let's delve into the remarkable features of this product.
1. Cost-Effective Solution. In comparison to hot-dipped galvanized wire, cold galvanized wire offers a significantly reduced production cost, subsequently translating to a more economical selling price.
2. Enticing, Smooth Finish. Through electro-galvanization, a fine zinc layer imparts a smooth and glossy surface, distinguished by its silvery-white hue with a subtle yellow tint, enhancing its decorative appeal to customers.
3. Robust Corrosion Resistance. The zinc layer forms a dense zinc carbonate film on the wire's surface, providing a robust shield against corrosion, ensuring excellent anti-rust properties.
4. Pure and Durable Coating. The zinc coating, known for its purity, is non-porous, allowing it to withstand corrosive environments such as acidic or alkaline mists, thereby safeguarding the steel substrate effectively.
5. Superior Ductility. This wire can be seamlessly molded through cold punching, rolling, and bending without compromising the integrity of the coating.
While cold galvanized wire may not match the corrosion resistance of hot-dipped variants, its competitive pricing and sleek appearance make it highly desirable for construction, decoration, industrial, agricultural, barrier, and isolation applications. It is typically crafted into wire mesh, fences, wire ropes, steel cables, clothes hangers, filter baskets, barbed wires, tie wires, and beyond.
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