galvanizing wire

“Dry” hot dip galvanizing is also called “drying solvent method” hot dip galvanizing. Iron and steel work pieces through degreasing, pickling, cleaning, dipping aid solvent and drying, and then immersed in the molten zinc solution to galvanize. The co-solvent is usually hydrochloric acid, ammonium chloride, or ammonium chloride mixed with zinc chloride in aqueous solution.

Regarding the placement of the cage, the top of the cage should not be higher than your standing eye level. This is because tall parrots are usually superior and not easy to tame. But for overly frightened parrots it can be slightly above your eye level. The bottom of the cage is usually equipped with a tray to prevent objects such as bird seed from falling to the ground and to prevent parrots from bumping their feet through the bars at night. The chassis should be covered with newspaper and replaced daily. To help the parrot feel safer, the cage should have a solid side and not be surrounded by bars. If a solid side is hard to find, put one side of the cage against a solid wall.

After proper heat treatment or cold drawing hardening, high carbon steel wire has high strength and hardness, high elastic limit and fatigue limit (especially notched fatigue limit), cutting function is acceptable, but welding function and cold plastic deformation ability is poor.