black annealed tie wire

The quality of hot-dip galvanized barbed wire is only the zinc layer attached to the surface of the wire, and with the chemical reaction, the zinc layer on the surface will gradually lose its role because of the oxidation reaction, which is more prominent in the humid environment. And because the use of rusty wire after all, it is said that the quality of hot-dip galvanized barbed wire is certainly not up to the level of stainless steel barbed wire.

Therefore, the rust of galvanized black iron wire has a great relationship with storage. At the same time, after rust, it is also necessary to conduct reasonable post-processing to avoid affecting its use effect. Of course, when the black iron wire is galvanized, it is also necessary to ensure the thickness of the galvanized layer, so that it can also reduce the possibility of rust. Speaking of galvanized iron wire, perhaps many people think it is relatively rare, in fact, it is not.

Galvanized wire A stable layer of zinc is coated on the outside of the wire, which is used to protect the wire and make the wire service life longer. When producing galvanized wire, the wire is pickled. Pickling is to use some acid mist or acid to wash off some oxides on the surface of iron, that is, rust, and some other corrosive substances, to achieve the purpose of cleaning iron, so that zinc will fall off when galvanizing.