Galvanized Wire

Hot-dip galvanized wire has a heavier zinc coating and is intended for applications requiring higher corrosion resistance. TIMEON supplies hot-dip galvanized wire with a zinc coating of 40–300 g/m². Electro-galvanized wire has a smoother, more uniform surface finish and is supplied with a zinc coating of 10–30 g/m².

Available diameter ranges depend on the galvanized wire type: hot-dip galvanized wire 0.6–5.0 mm, electro-galvanized wire 0.18–6.0 mm, Galfan Zn-Al alloy wire 0.18–5.0 mm, and bright galvanized wire 0.7–5.0 mm. BWG, AWG and SWG references can also be provided for diameter conversion.

Hot-dip galvanized wire is available with 40–300 g/m² zinc coating, electro-galvanized wire with 10–30 g/m², and bright galvanized wire with 15–25 g/m². Galfan Zn-Al alloy wire is available with 5% or 10% aluminum content and a coating weight of 200–500 g/m².

Q195 and Q235 low-carbon steel grades are available for the main galvanized wire ranges. Typical tensile strength is 350–900 MPa for hot-dip, electro-galvanized and Galfan wire. Bright galvanized wire is supplied in the 600–800 MPa range. Final grade and tensile strength should be specified with the required wire diameter and application.

Please provide the galvanized wire type, wire diameter, zinc or alloy coating requirement, tensile strength, coil weight, order quantity and destination port or country. These specifications allow us to confirm the correct product configuration and prepare an accurate quotation. Galvanized wire is also commonly referred to in international trade as galvanized iron wire or GI wire. For technical purchasing, the steel grade, wire diameter, zinc coating and mechanical properties should still be specified.