PVC COATED WIRE

PVC Coated Wire is a versatile product with a wide range of applications. It is highly resistant to adverse effects caused by varying weather conditions and temperature changes, making it one of the most preferred types of wire. This wire is manufactured through a process involving hot-dip galvanization, followed by the application of PVC granules.

Key Features of PVC Coated Wire

• PVC coated wires are generally soft and in green color which is the most commonly preferred color in the market. However, they can be produced in other colors as well.
• They are primarily used for environmental security and partitioning purposes, such as defining boundaries in gardens or poultry enclosures. Additionally, they are often used in private properties and residential complexes for garden security.
• Thanks to their plastic structure, PVC coated wires are recyclable materials.
• They are highly resistant to sunlight, preventing fading and maintaining their color over time.
• They do not break, deform when washed, or burn. Their aesthetic appearance, combined with their durability, makes them an attractive option.
• The galvanization process ensures the wire’s strength, while the PVC coating adds an economical and durable layer.

Advantages

1. Corrosion Resistance: PVC coated wires are highly resistant to corrosion, making them suitable for a wide range of applications.
2. Weather Durability: They withstand sudden temperature changes and are resistant to harmful UV rays.
3. Aesthetic Appeal: Their vibrant colors and smooth finishes enhance their visual appeal, making them ideal for decorative and functional uses.
4. Eco-Friendly: Being recyclable, they contribute to environmental sustainability.

Due to their durability, affordability, and resistance to external factors, PVC Coated Wires are a popular choice in various industries and applications.