GI WIRE

GI wire

GI wire is a widely used material in various industries due to its durability, corrosion resistance, and versatility. In Raipur, a key industrial center in India, GI wire production is a significant segment of the local manufacturing sector, supporting a range of applications from agriculture to construction.

Types and Specifications

Material: GI wire is made of high quality steel, which is coated with zinc by galvanizing process. This coating increases its resistance to corrosion and corrosion, making the wire suitable for harsh outdoor conditions.

Definition: GI wire or galvanized steel wire is a type of iron or steel wire coated with zinc to protect against rust and corrosion
The product is made from steel or carbon-free steel, which is then galvanized with a zinc coating.
Thickness: Depending on the application, it usually comes in different thicknesses ranging from 0.30 mm to 5.00 mm.
Construction Plan:
Hot-dip galvanizing: The wire is dipped in molten zinc to form a strong, durable coating.
Electro-galvanization: Galvanization is done using an electrochemical process to produce thin but uniform coatings.
features:
Corrosion resistance: Zinc coating provides excellent protection against rust and corrosion.
Durability: Protective zinc enhances longevity.
Flexibility: Easy to bend and twist for different objects.
survey:
Construction: Used in the construction industry for fastening, fastening and reinforcement.
Agriculture: Used for fences and traps.
Applications: Used in manufacturing, packaging and industrial applications.
Electrical: Used for cable shields and grounding wires.
Crafts: Common in DIY projects and crafts.
interest:
Affordability: Very inexpensive and widely available.
Versatile: Suitable for a wide range of applications.
Easy to use: Can be cut, folded and shaped as needed.

variety:

Hot-dip galvanized wire: Provides excellent corrosion resistance and durability.

Electro-galvanized wire: Provides a smooth finish