Galvanized Baling wire
is used primarily for creating bales.
is also known as a soft wire.
most used in the package way
Galvanized Baling Wire
Bale wire is made all over the world, with many manufacturers in the United States. The wire is usually made from either iron or steel and is typically sold in reels or rolls. There are several modern varieties of bale wire available. The wire can be galvanized, annealed, galvanized and annealed or simply designated as heavy duty.
Galvanized bale wire features an additional coating added to the wire. This coating is usually a protective material, such as zinc, that provides the wire with a supplemental resistance to corrosion and rust.
Annealed bale wire boasts decreased brittleness and increased strength in comparison to regular bale wire. This is possible through an annealing process of heating the wire and slowly cooling it. This process changes the actual microstructure of the wire itself to yield the aforementioned positive results.
A Useful Multipurpose Material
Baling wires versatile nature comes from its all-purpose strength and flexibility. Since there are various strengths and types of the wire, depending on what it will be used for, there is a variety to meet that need. Since some varieties can be easily cut, it is both economical and simple to use; yet it is still strong enough for rigorous tasks.
In agriculture, bale wire is most commonly known for making bales of hay. Chain link fences are easily mended using baling wire without any worry of wasting large amounts, because it can be easily cut to the needed size. It can be used for animal feeders, as well. Bale wire is also used to repair and mend other items around the farm.
The non-agricultural uses for bale wire are plentiful. A common staple for creating compact bales, the textile industry uses baling wire to create bales of cotton, jute, wool and other materials. These raw materials are then easier to transport from where they were grown or refined to their needed destination.
Bale wire is useful to car mechanics, as they may use baling wire to hold up mufflers that have become loose and in other similar fashions. Essential to waste management, bale wire is used to bind bales of compacted waste. It is also commonly used for recycling balers to make bales of compacted paper and plastic. All of these uses do not include the numerous household, improvised uses that it can be useful for.
