Plastic Coated Binding Wire

Changhong PVC Coated Wire Products Co. manufactures and exports plastic, PVC, and vinyl-coated binding wire, providing robust and versatile solutions for various applications. Our wires, coated with durable materials, resist corrosion, rust, and weathering, ensuring longevity even in harsh environments. The smooth coating prevents damage to bound materials, making them ideal for agricultural, construction, and industrial use. Flexible yet strong, these wires offer reliable performance and ease of use. Available in various colors and sizes, they can be customized to meet specific requirements, offering a cost-effective solution for both temporary and permanent binding needs.

Plastic-coated binding wire, also known as PVC or vinyl-coated binding wire, offers a versatile and cost-effective solution for various binding and tying applications. The plastic coating provides several advantages over uncoated wire, including:

Advantages

• Corrosion resistance: Protects the wire from rust and corrosion, making it ideal for harsh environments.

• Weather resistance: Shields the wire from sunlight, rain, and snow.

• Smooth finish: Prevents damage to bound materials.

• Strength and flexibility: Available in various strengths and thicknesses for a wide range of applications.

Applications

• Construction: Tying rebar, securing scaffolding, and bundling materials.

• Agriculture: Tying vines, securing fences, and bundling crops.

• Industrial: Bundling wires and cables, securing pallets, and hanging signs.

• Other uses: Securing loads during transport, crafting, and household repairs.

Material

• Galvanized Steel: The most common core material for PVC coated binding wire, offering a good balance of strength, corrosion resistance, and affordability.

Wire Diameter (AWG & BWG)

PVC coated binding wire is typically measured using the American Wire Gauge (AWG) system, with lower AWG numbers indicating larger wire diameters.

• 10 Gauge (3.2 mm): A strong and thick option for heavy-duty applications in construction and industrial settings.

• 12 Gauge (2.4 mm): A versatile size suitable for a wide range of applications, from construction and agriculture to bundling and securing items.

• 14 Gauge (2.0 mm): A popular choice for general-purpose binding needs, offering a good balance of strength and ease of use.

• 16 Gauge (1.6 mm): A thinner and more flexible option ideal for lighter-duty applications or situations where a smaller profile is desired.

• 18 Gauge (1.2 mm): A very flexible and thin option, often used for delicate tasks or applications where minimal wire visibility is preferred.

Birmingham Wire Gauge (BWG) Common diameters include:

• 8 BWG: 0.165 inches (4.19 mm)

• 10 BWG: 0.134 inches (3.40 mm)

• 12 BWG: 0.109 inches (2.77 mm)

• 14 BWG: 0.083 inches (2.11 mm)

• 16 BWG: 0.065 inches (1.65 mm)

• 18 BWG: 0.049 inches (1.24 mm)

Standard Shapes

PVC-coated binding wire is available in various shapes to suit different applications. Standard shapes include:

• Straight cut wire: Pre-cut wires for easy handling and immediate use.

• Coils: Continuous lengths of wire wound into coils for convenience in larger projects.

• U-shaped wires: Pre-bent wires for specific tying or binding tasks.

Straight cut binding wire comes in common diameters of 1.0 mm, 1.2 mm, 1.6 mm, 2.0 mm, and 2.5 mm, suitable for various applications. Available lengths typically range from 300 mm to 1 meter (1000 mm), with longer options available depending on specific needs.