Galvanized wire 4 mm GOST 3282-74

Galvanized wire 4 mm GOST 3282-74 from the manufacturer The reliable galvanized wire GOST 3282-74 presented in our catalog is sold on special terms wholesale or retail through the website. Therefore, if necessary, any interested consumer will be able to purchase products, the price per meter of which is indicated on our website. Moreover, by contacting our employees, you can clarify the following parameters, namely: weight, diameter, price per 1 kg, and also get a detailed answer to the question of how many meters are in 1 kg of goods. If you want to buy 4 mm galvanized steel wire, then our highly qualified employees will help you with this, providing the necessary result for each consumer. Key product characteristics The wire presented in the catalog is manufactured using various types of processing, namely heat-treated or untreated. No less relevant is that the products differ in the type of surface, namely, it can be coated or without it. Coated wire is divided into galvanized 4 mm: 1st class - 1C; 2nd class - 2C. Heat-treated uncoated wire is produced light-colored (C) and is considered an almost invisible type of product. It should also be noted that upon agreement between the client and production, the production of black (H) wire is allowed. In addition, all products are certified and comply with GOST requirements. Product Process Galvanization is a particularly effective method of producing low-cost, corrosion-resistant steel and iron products. Carbon steel and iron products are much more cost effective than similar stainless steel products, and the galvanizing process itself is not particularly expensive. Galvanizing also provides very good corrosion protection, so the finished products are efficient and inexpensive. The galvanizing process protects products such as 4mm galvanized steel wire in several ways. The first line of defense is formed by the physical barrier created by the galvanized layer. The second and most effective part of the anti-corrosion process involves what is called “sacrificial anode” protection. The zinc coating is much less resistant to corrosion than steel, which causes it to be consumed first by corrosion, protecting the bottom wire.