​Hot-dip galvanized steel wire has a thick zinc coating, excellent corrosion resistance and high tensile strength. It is widely used in construction, tying wires, making wire mesh or fences or nets, handicrafts, etc.

Electro galvanized wire, also called cold galvanized wire, is a kind of galvanized wire by using electro galvanizing process. Electro galvanization is a process to apply a layer of zinc to steel wire by electroplating. The zinc layer is thinner than that of hot-dipped GI wires. It has features like strong flexibility, great plasticity, good corrosion resistance, etc. The making process is shown below:

Steel rod coil (Low carbon steel)- pre-treatment – wire drawing – annealing – pickling – rust removing – cold galvanizing – wire coiling – quality control – packaging for sale

Hot-dip galvanized steel wire has a thick zinc coating, excellent corrosion resistance and high tensile strength. It is widely used in construction, tying wires, making wire mesh or fences or nets, handicrafts, etc.

Wire rods are mainly used as blanks for wire drawing, and can also be directly used as building materials and processed into mechanical parts.
Wire rod, also known as wire rod, usually refers to small diameter round steel in coils. The diameter of the wire rod is in the range of 5-19 mm (usually 6-9 mm), and its lower limit is the minimum size of the hot rolled steel section.
Wire rods are round steel with relatively small diameter. The commodity form is supplied in coils. On the construction site, the common ones are those with diameters of 6, 8, 10 and 12 mm, most of which are low carbon steel. Generally, they are not used for the main reinforcement of reinforced concrete structures, but are mainly used for making reinforcement sleeves. There are also small diameter "brick reinforcement" used in brick concrete structures.

Wire rods are mainly used as blanks for wire drawing, and can also be directly used as building materials and processed into mechanical parts.
Wire rod, also known as wire rod, usually refers to small diameter round steel in coils. The diameter of the wire rod is in the range of 5-19 mm (usually 6-9 mm), and its lower limit is the minimum size of the hot rolled steel section.
Wire rods are round steel with relatively small diameter. The commodity form is supplied in coils. On the construction site, the common ones are those with diameters of 6, 8, 10 and 12 mm, most of which are low carbon steel. Generally, they are not used for the main reinforcement of reinforced concrete structures, but are mainly used for making reinforcement sleeves. There are also small diameter "brick reinforcement" used in brick concrete structures.

Specification for 1*19 stainless steel aircraft cable/wire rope

Specification for 1*19 stainless steel aircraft cable/wire rope

Wire rods are mainly used as blanks for wire drawing, and can also be directly used as building materials and processed into mechanical parts.
Wire rod, also known as wire rod, usually refers to small diameter round steel in coils. The diameter of the wire rod is in the range of 5-19 mm (usually 6-9 mm), and its lower limit is the minimum size of the hot rolled steel section.
Wire rods are round steel with relatively small diameter. The commodity form is supplied in coils. On the construction site, the common ones are those with diameters of 6, 8, 10 and 12 mm, most of which are low carbon steel. Generally, they are not used for the main reinforcement of reinforced concrete structures, but are mainly used for making reinforcement sleeves. There are also small diameter "brick reinforcement" used in brick concrete structures.

Wire rods are mainly used as blanks for wire drawing, and can also be directly used as building materials and processed into mechanical parts.
Wire rod, also known as wire rod, usually refers to small diameter round steel in coils. The diameter of the wire rod is in the range of 5-19 mm (usually 6-9 mm), and its lower limit is the minimum size of the hot rolled steel section.
Wire rods are round steel with relatively small diameter. The commodity form is supplied in coils. On the construction site, the common ones are those with diameters of 6, 8, 10 and 12 mm, most of which are low carbon steel. Generally, they are not used for the main reinforcement of reinforced concrete structures, but are mainly used for making reinforcement sleeves. There are also small diameter "brick reinforcement" used in brick concrete structures.