Binding Wire Carbon Steel Cold Drawn Annealed DIN1652 Grade is a high-performance wire known for its exceptional tensile strength and flexibility. It undergoes a cold-drawing process followed by annealing, resulting in a wire that is both durable and highly ductile. This combination of strength and softness makes it ideal for a wide range of binding and tying applications across various industries.
DIN 1652 primarily covers cold-drawn steel bars, for binding wire, an annealed wire produced according to DIN 1652 standards would typically be made from low-carbon steel, which has been annealed to improve its ductility and softness, making it easier to work with for binding purposes.
Material: Low-carbon steel, often in grades like C15 (1.0401) or similar, depending on the specific requirements.
Tensile Strength: Lower tensile strength due to the annealing process, usually around 350–550 MPa, depending on the exact grade and wire diameter.
Diameter: Common sizes for binding wire range from 0.8 mm to 5.0 mm, depending on the application.
Surface Finish: Often available in black (uncoated) or galvanized finishes, depending on the corrosion resistance needed.
Form: Supplied in coils or spools, typically in weights of 1 kg to 25 kg, depending on the manufacturer and application.
Applications: Primarily used for binding in construction, bundling materials, tying in gardening, and similar applications where flexibility and ease of use are important.
Binding wire, carbon steel, cold drawn and annealed, DIN1652, wire diameter 2mm
Binding wire, carbon steel, cold drawn and annealed, DIN1652, wire diameter 3mm
Binding wire, carbon steel, cold drawn and annealed, DIN1652, wire diameter 4mm
Binding wire, carbon steel, cold drawn and annealed, DIN1652, wire diameter 5mm
Packing: In bundles of 10 Kgs
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