Black annealed iron wire for binding and baling

Black annealed iron wire, often referred to as annealed wire, is a kind of iron wire crafted from low-carbon steel wire. The process of annealing involves heating the wire to a specific temperature before allowing it to cool slowly. This process increases the black annealed iron wire's flexibility and softness while enhancing its durability.

The black annealed iron wire is commonly used in construction, for example, as a tie wire due to its high flexibility. It's also used in crafts, daily use items, and even agriculture. The black color comes from the thin layer of iron oxide that forms on the wire's surface during the annealing process, which provides a certain level of corrosion resistance. 

Features:

• Flexibility and Softness: The annealing process makes the black annealed iron wire extremely flexible and soft, which is perfect for applications that require bending or molding the wire into different shapes.

• Durability: Despite its flexibility, black annealed wire is highly durable. Black annealed iron wire can withstand a considerable amount of pressure before breaking.

• Corrosion Resistance: The black oxide layer formed during the annealing process provides the wire with a certain level of resistance to rust and corrosion.

Packing:

1.Bind with wire.
2.plastic film inside and hessian cloth /woven bag outside.
3.Carton.
4.Other packing according customer`s requirement.

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