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Key Differences Coating Thickness: Hot-dipped galvanized iron wire has a thicker zinc coating, making it more durable in harsh environments, while electro-galvanized iron wire has a thinner coating. Corrosion Resistance: Due to the thicker zinc coating, hot-dipped galvanized iron wire offers better protection against corrosion, especially in outdoor and industrial applications. Surface Finish: Electro-galvanized wires have a shiny, smooth surface, which makes them more appealing for decorative purposes. Read More »

In modern industry and daily life,galvanized iron wire is widely used for anti-corrosion, strengthening structures, and various agricultural and construction applications. As a professional manufacturer with ISO 9001 certification, Jinhai Zhongda Metal Products Company reveals the whole process of galvanized iron wire from raw materials to finished products through 20 years of technological accumulation, helping you accurately match project needs. Read More »

Beijing Jinhai Zhongda Company has many years of industry experience and provides high-quality galvanized iron wire for long-term safety protection. Through the hot-dip galvanizing process, it has excellent corrosion resistance, is durable in harsh environments, and meets environmental protection standards. The company offers cost-effective products and customized services according to project requirements to ensure that product performance is optimized. Read More »

Traditional iron wires, while having a certain level of strength, are prone to corrosion and loss of functionality when exposed to harsh environments and long-term use. PVC coated galvanized iron wire perfectly combines the strength of galvanized iron wire with the corrosion resistance of PVC coating and is widely used in many industries. Read More »

lron Wire are ubiquitous in construction, agriculture, industry, and many other fields. The surface treatment of lron Wire plays a crucial role in their corrosion resistance, durability, and overall performance. Hot-dip galvanizing and electrogalvanizing are two common surface treatment techniques. Read More »