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We are a trusted steel wire manufacturer and supplier, offering high-quality carbon steel wire, stainless steel wire, and special alloy wire. Here’s a simplified overview of the wire production process:

1. Raw Material Selection

Wire production starts with high-quality billets made from carbon steel, stainless steel, or other alloys.

2. Heating and Hot Rolling

The billet is heated to high temperatures (approx. 1100°C–1250°C) and then hot rolled into a thinner intermediate product, often called a wire rod.

3. Controlled Cooling

The hot-rolled wire rod is cooled on controlled cooling beds to achieve the desired metallurgical properties.

4. Surface Treatment

Scale and impurities are removed through pickling, shot blasting, or mechanical descaling to prepare for further processing.

5. Cold Drawing (Wire Drawing)

The wire rod is drawn through a series of dies to reduce its diameter and increase its tensile strength, resulting in smooth, high-precision wire.

6. Coiling and Packaging

The finished wire is coiled, inspected, and packaged for delivery. Coils can be customized based on weight, size, and finish.

Although the terms are often used interchangeably, there are key differences between bars and rods in the steel industry:

In short, all rods are bars, but not all bars are rods. “Rod” typically refers to smaller, round, and more precise bar products.

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As a professional steel bar manufacturer and supplier, we ensure strict quality control throughout the production of our carbon steel bars, stainless steel bars, and special alloy bars. Here’s how steel bars are typically made in our factory:

1. Heating the Steel Billet

Selected billets made from carbon steel, stainless steel, or alloy steel are heated in a furnace to a temperature range of 1100°C–1250°C to make them malleable for rolling.

2. Hot Rolling Process

The heated billet is passed through a series of rolling mills where it is reduced and shaped into the desired diameter and cross-sectional form (round, square, hex, etc.).

3. Controlled Cooling

After rolling, the bars are cooled under controlled conditions to ensure proper grain structure and mechanical properties. Cooling can be natural (air cooling) or accelerated (water spray).

4. Straightening and Cutting

Once cooled, the bars are straightened and cut to custom lengths according to client requirements.

5. Surface Treatment (Optional)

To improve surface quality, the bars may undergo additional treatments such as shot blasting, pickling, peeling, grinding, or polishing.

6. Inspection & Packaging

Final products are inspected for size, surface finish, straightness, and mechanical properties before being packaged and shipped worldwide.

Whether you need hot rolled bars, cold drawn bars, or precision-machined rods, we offer custom manufacturing solutions for a wide range of industries.

Contact us today for steel bar prices and specifications tailored to your project.