Publish Time: 2020-12-19 Origin: Site
Production process and application of hot-dip galvanized iron wire
Hot dip galvanized iron wire is an iron wire produced by drawing, heating, and then drawing a wire rod, and finally coating the surface with zinc through a hot-dip process. According to different application environments, there are other different names such as electro-galvanized iron wire, Black Annealed Wire, PVC Coated Galvanized Iron Wire and so on.
The amount of zinc on hot-dip galvanized iron wire is generally controlled in the range of 30g/m^2—290g/m^2 according to the requirements of the use environment. Because the products produced by the hot-dip galvanizing process have a long anti-corrosion life and a wide range of use environments, hot-dip galvanized iron wires are widely used in various fields such as heavy industry, light industry, and agriculture in the form of nets, ropes, and wires.
Product manufacturing process:
Iron wire produced by drawing, heating, drawing, and finally coating zinc on the surface through hot-dip galvanizing process。
Hot-dip galvanizing process: finished product pickling-washing-adding auxiliary plating solution-drying-rack plating-cooling-chemical chemical-cleaning-polishing-hot-dip galvanizing completion。
Application:
Used for all kinds of woven nets, handicrafts, metal hoses, lashings for agriculture and construction。
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