carbon steel wire rods

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Steel Grade:steel
Standard:GB
Wire Gauge:5.5mm, 6.5mm
Place of Origin:Shandong, China (Mainland)
Type:Drawn Wire
Application:Construction
Alloy Or Not:Is Alloy
Special Use:Free Cutting Steel
Model Number:artluck
Brand Name:001
Place of Origin:Shandong, China

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	roll
Delivery Detail:	15days

Specifications

we supply wire rods SWRH62A,72A,62B,72B,SWRS77B,SWRS82B,ER70S-6,H08A,
steel cordC72D2,C82D2,C86D2,C92D2-E

Classification 1:Prestressed wire rod

Available Diameter(mm):5.5mm-16mm

Grade:SWRH82B,SWRH77B,SWRS82B

Characteristic and Application

The wire rod of SWRS82B features stable chemical composition, low harmful elements,minor decarburization,good surface quality, high sorbite percentage,homogeneous properties along the coil and excellent drawing performance.And it is mostly used to produce bridge cable. The wire rod of SWRH77B and SWRH82B is mostly used to produce high-strength and low-relaxation per-stressed plain wire, indented wire,negative threaded wire,steel strand and rope, which are widely used in rail sleeper, highway, bridge, bridge cable, large cement pipe, etc.

Classification 2:Welding wire rod

Available Diameter(mm):5.5mm,6.5mm.

Grade:H08A,ER70S-6

Characteristic and Application

This grade wire rod has characteristics of low percentage of harmful elements and good surface quality. By rational controlling the chemical composition and optimizing rolling process, the drawing and welding properties of the wire rod are guaranteed. It also has characteristics of easy drawing and mould saving when used. H08A is mainly used to produce various welding rod. While ER70S-6 is mainly used to produce various kinds of CO2 gas shielded welding wire, argon arc welding wire and submerged welding wire.

Characteristic and Application

Hard Wire has characteristics of good surface quality,uniform properties within one coil, high percentage of sorbite, low percentage of inclusion, moderate grain size and excellent drawing performance. It is used to produce galvanized cement nail, spanking, pneumatic collated nails and various collated nails, wire rope, steel strand, springs, rubber tube steel wire, tyre core wire, spring wire etc. It can meet the requirement of metalwork industry.

we supply wire rod No. SWRH62A,72A,62B,72B,SWRS77B,SWRS82B,ER70S-6,H08A,

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