Black Annealed Tie Wire 16ga,16.5ga,17ga,18ga High Quality

Black Annealed Tie Wire 16ga,16.5ga,17ga,18ga High Quality System 1

Black Annealed Tie Wire 16ga,16.5ga,17ga,18ga High Quality System 2

Black Annealed Tie Wire 16ga,16.5ga,17ga,18ga High Quality

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 10 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 3000 m.t./month

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1. Structure of Black Annealed Iron Wire Description：

Black Annealed Iron Wire is made of iron wire, mainly used as tie wire or binding wire in construction. We can produce annealed wire ranges from 16ga,16.5ga,17ga,18ga , customers orders are also acceptable.Anneal is to low the tensile strength of wire. The stove is solid and built with red bricks. The architecture of anneal stove is cuboid.Different thickness of wire require different temperature. Range is from 700°C to 900°C. Output of the anneal stove, the tensile strength is 400N~600N.Standard coil 10kg,25kg,50kg and so on .we can coiled with customer’s order.

* Black annealed wire is widely used as tie wire or baling wire in building, parks and daily binding.
* 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
* It is widely used for iron setting.
* It can be used for bailing hay in agriculture

2. Main Features of Black Annealed Iron Wire：

Mild steel wire with annealed heating treatment
Soften and flexible character
Low Costs&economy
Easy to handle&install
Continuous coils and uniform diameters
Various size and packages available upon request
Ideal for binding or mesh making

3. Black Annealed Iron Wire Images

Black Annealed Tie Wire 16ga,16.5ga,17ga,18ga High Quality

4.Black Annealed Iron Wire Specification

Black annealed wire
Wire Gauge	SWG(mm)	BWG(mm)	Wire Gauge	SWG(mm)	BWG(mm)
6	4.877	5.156	20	0.914	0.889
7	4.47	4.572	21	0.813	0.813
8	4.064	4.191	22	0.711	0.711
9	3.658	3.759	23	0.61	0.635
10	3.251	3.404	24	0.559	0.559
11	2.946	3.048	25	0.508	0.508
12	2.642	2.796	26	0.475	0.475
13	2.337	2.413	27	0.417	0.406
14	2.032	2.108	28	0.376	0.356
15	1.829	1.829	29	0.345	0.33
16	1.626	1.651	30	0.315	0.305
17	1.422	1.473	31	0.295	0.254
18	1.219	1.245	32	0.274	0.229
19	1.016	1.067	33	0.254	0.203

5. FAQ

①How about your black annealed wire？

Our company is a professional manufacturer of wire in China. The mainly product is Galvanized Iron Wire and Black Annealed Iron Wire. Annually more than 10000 tons wires and wire mesh are exported to markets all over the world. Different kinds of wires and mesh are available according to customer’s requirements. We can offer high qulaity products with competitive price.

②Are you a factory?

Yes, we are a factory and a professional supplier for 15 years.

③How long can we receive the product after purchase?

In the purchase of Black Annealed Iron Wire within three working days, We will arrange the factory delivery as soon as possible. The pacific time of receiving is related to the state and position of customers. Commonly 15 to 20 working days can be served.

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