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Because zinc layer corrosion resistance, can be applied to all kinds of environment, use is also very convenient, has been more popular hardware products. Galvanized iron wire should pay special attention to the acyl washing, to slowly put into the container, to prevent acid sputtering on the body, and prohibit the water into the water, so that it is easy to let the acid out, to learn to handle gently, stacking should also be firm and neat. It can be widely used in architecture, handicrafts and other daily civilian applications.

Large coils of galvanized wire are divided into hot dip galvanized and cold dip galvanized. Hot dip galvanized wire is dark in color, consumes more zinc metal, forms infiltration layer with the base metal, and has good corrosion resistance. Hot dip galvanized wire can be maintained for decades in outdoor environment. Cold galvanized production speed is slow, uniform coating, thin thickness, usually only 3-15 microns, bright appearance, poor corrosion resistance, generally a few months will rust.

In the installation of barbed rope, it is easy to cause incomplete stretch caused by winding, and the installation effect is not very good. At this time, it is necessary to use tensioner for stretching.

The material of steel structure will affect the organization and thickness of hot dip galvanized film. For example, high tension steel containing silicon, carbon content is high, easy to react with molten zinc quickly, the result of excessive growth of alloying, will cause a grayish black appearance, but does not affect its corrosion resistance. Or heat treated steel, if its tensile strength exceeds 90kg/mm2, after hot dip operation, easy to reduce its strength, etc.

Galvanized wire can be seen as iron wrapped in carbon. When extinguished, the surface layer is more shallow than carbon can contact with oxygen, produce carbon dioxide gas, and radiate the iron wrapped in it. The more carbon galvanized wire contains, the more obvious the phenomenon of spark. The carbon wrapped in iron acts as if it were an explosive in a charge bag, occasionally blowing the iron apart. Sodium and magnesium contain few flammable impurities, and when extinguished, they just glow.