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What is that result? The purpose of annealing is to increase the ductility and decrease the hardness of the wire. This allows the wire to be flexible while still remaining durable. By virtue of these properties, annealed wire is self-binding and stays in place when wound around itself.
Today, wall ties are primarily made of stainless steel, which is now readily available on the market and can withstand corrosion from water and cement without additional protection. Modern stainless steel wall ties offer a maintenance-free life and are value engineered to reduce material content.
Rebar tie wire, also known as rebar tying wire, is made from the softest low carbon annealed steel wire. With fully galvanized and PVC coating on the surface, it offers excellent flexibility and corrosion resistance mainly used for tying and bundling reinforcing steel bar, supporting plants in gardens.
The most common type of wire finish used in the production of a bale tie is galvanized. Galvanization is the process of coating or bathing raw steel or “bright basic” wire in a pool of molten zinc. This often occurs as a close to the drawing processor directly after the wire has been drawn to the desired thickness or gauge.
When selecting the right tying wire, you need to make sure you choose the material that best suits your application needs, while also being budget sensitive. This requires working with an experienced stainless steel wire supplier.
