Hot Dipped Zinc Coated Galvanized Steel Wire Bright Q195

Hot Dipped Galvanized Bright Steel Wire Rope Zinc Coated Steel Wire

Carbon steel, which may also be referred to as plain-carbon steel, is a metal alloy formed by combining various amounts of carbon and iron. Other elements may also be present but in too small quantities to affect its physical properties. Carbon steel wire with low carbon content has the same properties as iron which is soft and easily formed.
With rising carbon content, the wire becomes stronger and harder, less ductile and quite difficult to weld. The higher carbon content also makes the metal less resistant to temperatures by lowering its melting point. There are four types of carbon steel including low (mild) carbon steel, medium-carbon steel, high carbon steel wire and very high- arbon steel wire. Each of these types has specific uses because they differ in properties. For example, the high carbon steel wires are used to make drill bits, saws, masonry nails as well as wood and metal cutting tools. Steel wire rope consists of several strands or rods of steel twisted together or laid in a helical structure. Each of the strands is in turn made of steel wires laid together in a helical structure. There are several types depending on construction and specifications.