0.5 mm galvanised wire

Hot dip galvanizing is also called hot dip zinc and hot dip galvanizing: is an effective way of metal corrosion, mainly used in various industries of metal structure facilities. It is to immerse the steel parts after rust removal into the molten zinc liquid at about 500℃, so that the surface of the steel parts is attached with zinc layer, so as to play the purpose of anticorrosion. Hot dip galvanizing process: finished product pickling – washing – adding bath aid – drying – hanging plating – cooling – drug – cleaning – grinding – hot dip galvanizing completion. Hot dip galvanizing is developed from the older method of hot dip galvanizing. It has a history of 140 years since it was applied to industry in France in 1836. However, the hot dip galvanizing industry has been developed on a large scale in the past 30 years with the rapid development of hot dip galvanizing wire.

The production process of large rolls of galvanized wire is a level of drawing, through the mold into a slightly smaller diameter than the original. And so on down to the desired length. One pull is not desirable, must be numbered, from coarse to fine is dependent on metal ductility. If it changes too much it just breaks. After drawing to a certain diameter, galvanized, so that the finished product.

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