Galvanized iron wire has good toughness and elasticity, as well as thick galvanized layer and strong corrosion resistance. Therefore, it is widely used in industry, agriculture, animal husbandry and other fields, such as bundling items, making fences, fences, cable fixing, etc. At the same time, galvanized iron wire also has good electrical and thermal conductivity, so it is also used to make wires, electrical accessories, etc. You must pay special attention when tying it up. Below we will explain in detail some precautions when tying it up.

Choose the appropriate galvanized iron wire diameter: Choose the appropriate galvanized iron wire diameter based on the size and weight of the items to be bundled. Generally speaking, the diameter of galvanized iron wire for pulling should not be less than 4 mm, and the diameter of galvanized iron wire for binding should not be less than 2.6 mm.

Ensure the quality of the wire: Use good quality galvanized wire and avoid using rusty, deformed or damaged wire. Such wire is not only not strong enough, but also easy to break, affecting the binding effect.

Correct binding method: Choose the appropriate binding method based on the shape and characteristics of the items to be bundled. Make sure the wire is tightly wrapped around the item and not loose or too tight. At the same time, avoid crossing or knotting the wires to avoid affecting the binding effect.

Pay attention to safety: During the binding process, pay attention to safety to avoid scratching the skin or eyes with the wire. If the wire is too long, you can use pliers or scissors to trim it.

Check the binding effect: After completing the binding, check the binding effect to ensure that the iron wire is tightly fixing the items and there is no looseness or falling off. If there is a problem, adjust or re-bundle it in time.

In short, when using galvanized iron wire for bundling, you should pay attention to selecting the appropriate wire diameter and quality, use the correct bundling method to ensure safety, and check the bundling effect in a timely manner.