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Steel Grade:45#,60#,65#,70#,72A,72B
Standard:AISI, ASTM, BS, DIN, GB, JIS
Wire Gauge:0.4mm-4mm
Place of Origin:Shandong, China (Mainland)
Type:Drawn Wire
Application:Manufacturing
Alloy Or Not:Non-alloy
Special Use:Cold Heading Steel
Model Number:0.4-4.0mm steel wire
steel wire:binding wire

Packaging & Delivery

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

Specifications

Steel Wire
Type:Drawn Wire
Gauge:0.4-4.0mm
Steel Grade:45#,50#,55#,60#,65#,70#,72A,72B,80#
Standard:AISI,ASTM,BS,DIN,GB,JIS

Carbon Spring 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 Ton.

7.Tensile strength of steel wire performance table

Tensile strength of steel wire 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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Q: I need help hooking a remote wire to my jvc kd-g220.: The KD-G220 has only a blue/white remote output, and no true power antenna wire. If you have a power antenna, then you'll want to connect both the antenna wire from the harness and the amp's remote wire to the blue/white wire from the head unit. You don't really need any kind of adapter; just crimp or solder all three wires together. The head unit should be able to activate the amplifier and the power antenna from the same output without a problem. Electhrolite, I'm not sure how old the head units are that you've worked with, but any modern head unit's remote output is designed specifically to maintain the remote voltage for as long as the head unit is switched on. Keep in mind that the current draw on most amplifiers' remote terminal is less than .05 amps. There's no need to connect to an accessory power wire instead.

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Q: does bigger power, ground, speaker wires give more power 2 the amplifier?: Yes for the power and ground wires. no for the speaker wires. bigger speaker wires gives the speakers better sound. and for thepower and ground wires it doesnt really give the amp more power, it gives the amp better current so a better sound since the wires have less resistance. it will help your amps give the full potential they can deliver.

Q: I recently bought a stereo for my truck. What is a good average gage for a ground wire? Speaker wire? Power wire? Last but not least a speaker control (remote) wire? If it helps, I am running a 760 watt pioneer amp on two 12 inch subs. Thanks: seriously, who would use 14 guage wire for your subs? I am running 1000+ watts With an Alpine 4 channel and a Diamond Audio Sub amp, not some cheap Sony, Jensen, Audiobahn or the like. I have an 8 guage power/ground wire to my dvd player, 4 guage to each amp, i run 8 guage pwer wire for my speaker wire to my subs. my remote wire runs relayed thru 16 guage

Q: I just purchased a Pyle Audio aftermarket radio. The wiring is very different actually. It only has 2 single speaker wires (1for each side). So do I hook up multiple wires to one wire or what? I was thinking that I hook up the left front and rear speakers to the left speaker wire and vice versa for the other side. Need some advice.: Wow. I haven't seen a car stereo with that style of wiring in 20 years. Their is no manual online so I am going to assume that it is setup the same as stereos made in the 1980's. You are correct, both left speaker positives go to the left channel wire and the same for the right side. All four speaker negatives go to the ground wire. That means a total of six wires being connected together ( ground from stereo, ground from car, four speaker negatives ).and the red goes to full time battery power. The pics I have seen do not show a yellow memory wire, so you will have to remember to turn the stereo off when you get out of the car. Or it will play til it runs the battery down. Also, you didn't say what kind of car you have, but if it's a modern car with fuel injection and a ECM, I would bet you are going to have ignition noise problems. It's one of the many reasons people stopped using common ground car stereos.

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Q: can someone tell me what wire arcing is?: A very complex subject! Generally, the arc itself is a small area of plasma between to conductors at different potentials.. If the wires never touch, a high potential/voltage is required to get it started. Once initiated, the voltage across the arc becomes quite low (around 20V) even at high currents. There are many other interesting features like the arc impedance has an area of negative differential resistance. Arcs in house wiring are categorized into to camps. These are series arcs and paralell arcs. Series arcs are those that are in series with the load. They happen when a wire breaks and starts to separate. As the wire pulls apart the arc strikes and a plasma is initiated. These arcs are low in current (below the breaker's rating) and will not be detected by the circuit breaker. They can persist for a long time just sizzling away and can start fires. Parallel arcs are when the line and return wires have insulation failure and short together. They tend to have very high currents and quickly either blow themselves open or go to a 'bolted' fault (hard short circuit) and trip the breaker. They too can start fires in spectacular fashion. As I said, its very complex and I could go on for pages ... I worked on arc research for a number of years trying to devise ways of detecting arcs back at the circuit breaker box using current and voltage signatures. It should also be mentioned that arcs act very differently with AC voltage verses DC voltage. AC arcs tend to extinguish at the 60Hz crossovers (when the current is zero) and must be restruck each cycle. Because of arcs, and recent research, you will now find special circuit breakers on the shelf at your local hardware store that have extra capabilities related to detecting arcs. If there is a specific question that you have regarding arcs, post more details or send me an email.

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