Wire Rod steel

Wire is generally made of ordinary carbon steel and high-quality carbon steel. According to the different steel allocation catalogs and uses, wire rods include ordinary low-carbon steel hot-rolled disc rods, high-quality carbon steel disc rods, carbon welding rod discs, quenched and tempered threaded disc rods, disc rods for steel wire ropes, disc rods for piano steel wires, and stainless steel disc rods. Some wire rods, such as coiled wire rod steel and welding wire rod steel, can be directly used after rolling, mainly for reinforcing and welding structural components of reinforced concrete. Others, like springsteels wire rod steel and stiff wire rod steel, are used as raw materials for further processing, which involves drawing them into various steel wires, twisting them into steel wire ropes, or weaving them into steel wire mesh. Additionally, these materials are processed by wire rod steel suppliers into rivets, bolts, springs, and other machine parts or tools through various cutting, forging, and heat treatment processes.