What is Steel Wire Rod?
Wire rod is manufactured by hot rolling billets on continuous rolling mills.
Wire rod is primarily cold drawn for the production of steel wire, which is then processed into wire ropes, springs, electrodes, barbed wires, and steel reinforcement for aluminium conductors and pre-stressed concrete, wire mesh, fasteners, automobile components, hardware manufacturers, nails, etc.
Ropes & Nails
Springs & Wires
Industrial Uses
Automotive Components
Construction
Specification
We supply prime steel plain wire rod in coils.
- Low and Medium Carbon steels
- High Carbon steels (TC, SPR Steel, HRW)
- Bolts and Nuts steels (Cold Heading Steel)
- Welding Wires (WW)
- Prestressed concrete steel (PC Wires)
- Tire Cord
- Free Cutting steels (FC Steel)
- Bearing steels (BRG)
Diameter
5.50 to 25.00mm
Coil Weight
Approx 1.5 to 2.0 tonnes.
Delivery
By container or bulk vessel.
Packing
Packing in coils with signode straps.
Cold Heading is a process of high productivity using punch and dies to transform a steel wire rod at room temperature. Screws, bolts, rivets, etc. are produced by cold heading.
Ductility and strength required for cold heading are obtained by a wide range of low carbon, alloyed, and boron grades.
Ductility and strength required for cold heading are obtained by a wide range of low carbon, alloyed, and boron grades.