Carbon Steel Wire rod

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Steel Grade:45#,50#,60#,65#,70#,72A,72B
Standard:AISI, ASTM, BS, DIN, GB, JIS
Wire Gauge:0.40-4.0 mm
Place of Origin:Shandong, China (Mainland)
Type:Drawn Wire
Application:Manufacturing
Alloy Or Not:Non-alloy
Special Use:Cold Heading Steel
Model Number:Carbon Steel Wire
steel wire tensile strength:According to the customers' requirements.
steel wire torsion number:25 times and more
steel wire surface treatments:phosphating

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Coils Packing,Spools Packing or according to the customers'requirements.
Delivery Detail:	According to the customers' requirements.

Specifications

carbon steel wire
Type:Drawn Wire
Wire Gauge:0.4-4.0mm
Steel Grade:45#,50#,55#,60#,65#,70#
Standard:AISI,ASTM,BS,DIN,GB,JIS

Carbon Steel Wire

The steel wire we produce are high quality and widely used for making spring,rope,hose, spring mattress,etc.

High carbon spring steel wire specifications:

1.Material:45#,50#,55#,60#,65#,70#,72A,72B,80#

2.Diameter:0.40mm-4.00mm

3.Standard:AISI,ASTM,BS,DIN,GB,JIS

4.Packing: Coils packing,Spools packing or according to the customers' requirements.

5.Weight:According to the customers' requirements.

6. 20"container:loading 20-25 Metric Tons.

7.Tensile strength of steel wire performance table

Tensile strength of steel wire
Wire Diameter(mm)	Tensile Strength(Mpa)		Wire Diameter (mm)	Tensile Strength(Mpa)
Wire Diameter(mm)	Grade B	Grade C	Wire Diameter (mm)	Grade B	Grade C
0.40	1910-2300	2250-2650	1.40	1620-1910	1860-2210
0.45	1860-2260	2200-2600	1.60	1570-1860	1810-2160
0.50	1860-2260	2200-2600	1.80	1520-1810	1760-2110
0.55	1810-2210	2200-2550	2.00	1470-1760	1710-2010
0.60	1760-2160	2110-2500	2.20	1420-1710	1660-1960
0.65	1760-2160	2110-2500	2.80	1370-1670	1620-1910
0.70	1710-2110	2060-2450	3.00	1370-1670	1570-1860
0.80	1710-2060	2010-2400	3.20	1320-1620	1570-1810
0.90	1710-2060	2010-2350	4.00	1320-1620	1520-1760
1.00	1660-2010	1960-2300
1.20	1620-1960	1910-2250

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