Carbon wires

Carbon steel is a type of steel that is composed primarily of iron and carbon, with other chemical elements mixed in. Carbon steel wires are widely used in a variety of fields, from construction to manufacturing.  

Carbon wires  are known for their strength, which means they are resistant to deformation and cracking under load. They are also flexible, which makes them easy to process and form. Carbon steel wires are used in a variety of fields, including the production of steel structures, automotive components, tools, household appliances, and in the electronics industry for the production of conductive components.

Types of carbon steel wires

WDepending on the chemical composition, state of hardening and corrosion resistance, we distinguish the following types of wires:

• low carbon steel wires,
• high carbon steel wires,
• stainless steel wires,
• resistance and heat-resistant wires,
• welding wires.

Low carbon steel wires have a low carbon content, making them soft and easy to work with. They are often used in the construction and manufacturing industries where there is a need for flexible and easily formed materials.

High-carbon steel wires contain significantly more carbon than their low-carbon counterparts. They are more resistant to wear, making them ideal for applications that require greater strength, such as springs and bearings.

Stainless steel wires are the third type of wire we offer. They are corrosion resistant, making them an ideal choice for humid or chemically aggressive environments.

Resistance and heat-resistant wires are electrical conductors that are resistant to high temperatures. They are used in the electronics and energy industries.

The last type that you will find in our offer are welding wires, which have special features that allow them to be used in welding processes. They have the appropriate diameter and structure, ensuring durable connections between metals.