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What You Need to Know About Baling Wire

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    What You Need to Know About Baling Wire

    By johncash | Homesteading | 0 comment | 16 November, 2018 | 0

    There are various types of wire on the market, and many of them are used for different purposes. Baling wire comes in several gauges and cuts that are suited to a variety of jobs, and each type of baling machine supports a unique kind of wire. There are different forms of baling wire available, each featuring its own characteristics and advantages.

    Black Annealed Wire

    This type of wire is made from special carbon steel. It is stretched until the wire reaches a certain diameter. The wire is then reheated in a process called annealing. This method restores the lost properties to the metal, turning the burned wire black in color. This type of wire is stored in coils or spools. Black annealed wire is cut to order for different jobs.

    Galvanized Wire

    Galvanized wire is processed differently than annealed wire. This type of wire goes through a process called galvanization in which a barrier of zinc is applied to the steel for protection against rust. This wire has many purposes and comes in various gauges.

    Not All Baling Wire Is Equal

    You may be tempted to purchase cheap baling wire. This type of wire can save you a little bit of cash, but it can cost you even more money down the road. A cheap wire can damage equipment or break in the machine, costing money with machine downtime. High-Quality baling wire is more durable and reliable than its bargain-priced competitors. Some baling suppliers manipulate their gauge sizes and weight of their wires because they have loose quality control, which naturally decreases the quality of the product. You want to find a supplier who rigorously tests their product and can guarantee consistency.

    Domestic Versus Chinese-Made Wire

    Domestic baling wires must meet certain requirements. Chinese products are not bound by the same regulations. Lead, for instance, can still be found in Chinese wire. This wire can have a negative impact on the environment. Domestic wires also face strict quality control, something that wire made in China is not subjected to. Domestic companies also offer warranties on their products, which most Chinese wires rarely include.

    Baling wire comes in many different varieties, and you’ll want to find a high-quality product that will hold up for every type of heavy-duty work. However, remember that not all wires are created equally. With a little research, you can find a baling wire to meet your needs.

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