Steel wire rod is a rolled steel with a round cross section. It is usually 5 to 16 mm in diameter and is sold in rolls or bundles. It can be used to manufacture screws, nails, concrete mesh, and reinforcing bars, etc. According to the carbon content, steel wire rods are classified as low carbon steel wire rods, medium carbon steel wire rods, high carbon steel wire rods, etc.
Core Features
Material: mainly carbon steel or alloy steel, with a carbon content between 0.45% and 0.82%, and elements such as chromium (Cr) and boron (B) are often added to optimize performance.
Process: It is formed by multiple rolling (rough rolling, intermediate rolling, and finishing rolling) combined with water cooling, wire drawing, and temperature-controlled cooling processes. Parameters such as wire drawing rate (78-85m/s) and holding time (200-300 seconds) need to be precisely controlled to ensure uniformity of the structure.
Standard: It complies with ISO 16124:2015 international standards and has strict specifications for dimensional tolerance, surface quality (no cracks, impurities), bending performance, and packaging and transportation.
