HOT DIPPED GALVANIZED WIRE

Galvanized Wire is a type of wire produced by hot-dip process. Galvanized Wires are obtained by immersing the manufactured steel wire into molten zinc. This galvanizing process protects the surface of the steel. The zinc coating is responsible for shielding the steel wire from corrosion, breakage, or damage. In general, we use Hot Dipped Galvanized Wire products in the production of our wire fence products.

What are the features of Galvanized Wire?

Galvanized Wire is commonly used to produce strong, high-quality, and durable wire. The outer surfaces of steel wire-like materials are immersed in molten zinc to prevent corrosion. Failure to immerse the steel wire in zinc or to utilize the galvanizing process results in the wire wearing down over time and losing its resistance to corrosion. Using Hot Dipped  Galvanized Wire is a crucial criterion to ensure the wire is long-lasting and user-friendly.

Hot Dipped Galvanized Wire generally refers to coating steel wire with zinc to make it more durable. This process significantly extends the service life of the steel wire and protects it from external factors. Galvanized Wire products are rust-resistant and damage-proof, enabling long-term use.

Using Galvanized Wire for garden fence walls is essential to protect against climatic conditions. Galvanized wires provide protection from rain, wind, snow, and other harsh weather conditions. The higher the quality of the zinc liquid used on the steel wire surface, the longer the lifespan of these materials. With the high capacity and quality of the molten zinc we use, the hot-dip galvanization rate is also high, resulting in longer-lasting galvanized products.