Low Carbon Electro Hot-Dipped Galvanized Metal Wire

Low Carbon Electro Hot-Dipped Galvanized Metal Wire System 1

Low Carbon Electro Hot-Dipped Galvanized Metal Wire

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 5 m.t.

Supply Capability:: 10000 m.t./month

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Specifications

Material: iron wire, steel wire
Diameter: 0.1mm-8mm
Weight/roll: 0.2-1000kg/roll
Zinc amount: 10g-360g/m2

1. Electro galvanized iron wire

Material: Q195, Q235, 1006, 1008, 1010, 1018

Wire Diameter:0.13mm-6mm

Tensile stength: 300-550N/mm2

Elongation: 15% max

Detailed Description:

HS code	Product name	Wire dia.	Allowed tolerance	Zinc coating	Packing
72172000	Electro galvanized iron wire	0.13-0.5mm	±0.01mm	10-15g/m2	2kg/spool
		0.28-0.65mm	±0.01mm	10-15g/m2	10kg/coil
		0.6-1.7mm	±0.02mm	10-15g/m2	25kg/coil
		1.8-6mm	±0.02mm	10-15g/m2	50kg-800kg/coil

We use high quality carbon structural steel wire rod Q195, Q235, 1008, 1018 etc as raw material to manufacture galvanized iron wire, through drawing, annealing, chlorhydric acid washing

, water washing, electro zinc coating, water washing, passivate bright treatment, drying and other procedures.

2. Hot dipped galvanized iron wire

Material: Q195, Q235, 1006, 1008, 1010, 1018

Wire Diameter: 0.2mm-8.5mm

Tensile stength: 300-550N/mm2

Elongation: 15% max

Detailed Description:

HS code	Product name	Wire dia.	Allowed tolerance	Zinc coating	Packing
72172000	Hot dipped galvanized iron wire	0.2-0.3mm	±0.01mm	40-60g/m2	4kg/spool
		0.3-0.6mm	±0.01mm	40-60g/m2	10kg/coil
		0.5-1.6mm	±0.02mm	70-90g/m2	25kg/coil
		1.3-8.5mm	±0.02mm	240-360g/m2	50kg-800kg/coil

We use high quality carbon structural steel wire rod Q195, Q235, 1008, 1018 etc as raw material to manufacture galvanized iron wire, through drawing, annealing, chlorhydric acid washing

, water washing, hot dipped zinc coating, drying and other procedures, our product can achieve in ASTM641 standard.

3. Electro galvanized steel wire

Wire Diameter: 0.1-5mm

Zinc coating: 10-15g/m2

Tensile strength: 1270-2160N/mm2

Packing: in coils or spools, 10kg-1000kg/coil.

4. Hot dipped galvanized steel wire

Wire Diameter: 0.1-8mm

Zinc coating: 40-360g/m2

Tensile strength: 1270-2160N/mm2

Packing: in coils or spools, 10kg-1000kg/coil.

Uses: for optical cable,spring,fishery,every kind of protective guard and so on.

We use high quality carbon structural steel wire rod 45#, 50#, 60#, 65#, 70#, 72B, 80A as raw material to manufacture galvanized steel wire, through phosphating treatment, drawing, annealing, chlorhydric acid washing, water washing, hot dipped zinc coating, drying and other procedures, our product can achieve in ASTM641 standard.

We can pack the galvanized wire as follows:

(1) On spools (wooden spool, plastic spool, cardboard spool)

(2) In coils (0.275kg-150kg/coil)

(3) Big coils (400-1000kg/coil)

(4) In cartons(specially for galvanized straight cut wire, length 0.3m-6m)

The standard packing forms are inside wrapped plastic film outside woven bag, inside wrappedplastic film outside hessian cloth, wrapped with thick plastic cloth etc.

5. Redrawing galvanized wire

Wire Diameter: 0.3-2.8mm

The redrawing galvanized wire is redrawn from the hot dipped galvanized wire or electro galvanized wire, which is widely used for weaving wire mesh or producing hanger.

Surface treatment for galvanized wire: PVC coated, PE coated, enamele, painted etc.

Some specialized name of galvanized wire:

mesh wire

contruction binding wire

stitching wire

gardening binding wire

cotton baling wire

dedicated clean ball wire

For the coils wire, the weight per coil can be from 0.4KG to 1000KGS as customer's requirement.

Building Materials Low Carbon Electro Hot-Dipped Galvanized Metal Wire

Size reference for Galvanized Iron Wire :
Wire Gauge	SWG in mm	BWG in mm	In Metric System mm
8#	4.06	4.19	4.00
9#	3.66	3.76	-
10#	3.25	3.40	3.50
11#	2.95	3.05	3.00
12#	2.64	2.77	2.80
13#	2.34	2.41	2.50
14#	2.03	2.11	-
15#	1.83	1.83	1.80
16#	1.63	1.65	1.65
17#	1.42	1.47	1.40
18#	1.22	1.25	1.20
19#	1.02	1.07	1.00
20#	0.91	0.89	0.90
21#	0.81	0.813	0.80
22#	0.71	0.711	0.70
23# to 34# are also available for galvanized iron wire .

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