barbed wire per kg

Features: Strong flexibility, good plasticity, a wide range of uses process: selection of high-quality low-carbon raw materials, after drawing, annealing processing, soft and strong tensile resistance. The finished product is coated with anti-rust oil, not easy to rust, can be bundled according to customer requirements, each bundle is 1-50kg, can also be made into U wire, broken wire, etc., plastic inside and linen outside packaging, mainly used for binding wire, construction wire, etc.

However, in the actual production process, the wire may be affected by other factors that may cause the wire to lose its conductive properties. For example, if the thickness of the galvanized layer is too thick or the surface is not uniform, the current density on the surface of the wire will be uneven, which will reduce the electrical conductivity of the wire. Similarly, if the wire is stretched too much during wire drawing, it may cause the wire to break or the surface to deform, thus affecting its electrical conductivity.

The main difference is carbon content. Iron has a carbon content of 2.11 percent or more, while steel has a carbon content of 2.11 percent or less. Iron-carbon alloys with carbon content of more than 2.11% are cast iron (pig iron), which are basically not malleable and cannot be drawn into wire. Secondly, the content of impurities is different, and the content of harmful impurities such as sulfur and phosphorus in steel is smaller. Wire general color key, wire color light point, white point.

Operating procedures: When using cold galvanized wire, all tools and stacked objects obstructing activities should be removed from the work site and equipment. When pickling, put the wire into the cylinder slowly to prevent acid splashing on the body. When adding acid, it is necessary to pour the acid into the water slowly. It is forbidden to pour the water into the acid to prevent the acid from splashing out. Wear protective glasses when working. Do not push or beat cold galvanized wire and other articles when handling them.