Annealed Wire is made of carbon steel wire, used for weaving, baling in general. Applied for home use and the construction.

Annealed wire is obtained by means of thermal annealing, endowing it with the properties it needs for its main use - setting. This wire is deployed both in civil construction and in agriculture. Hence, in civil construction annealed wire, also known as “burnt wire” is used for iron setting. In agriculture annealed wire is used for bailing hay.

ANNEALED WIRE FOR CIVIL CONSTRUCTION: 

The annealing of bare wire (wire which has simply been drawn) can be carried out in batches (bell-type furnace) or in line (in-line furnace).

Annealing is intended to return to the wire its ductility which it had lost during drawing.

Annealed wire is stored in coils or spools of a varying weights and dimensions depending on the purposes for which it is intended and the needs of clients.

The product does not usually have any type of protective lining, paper or plastic.

Wire Materials: Iron wire or carbon steel wire.

Soft annealed wire offers excellent flexibility and softness through the process of oxygen free annealing.

Uses: Black annealed wire is mainly processed into coil wire, spool wire or big package wire. Or further straightened and cut into cut wire and U type wire. Annealed wire is used as tie wire or baling wire in building, parks and daily binding.

Packing: Spools, coils.

Wire Diameters: Similar to galvanized iron wire, from 5mm to 0.15mm (wire gauge 6# to 38#).