The common production processes for carbon steel wire rod include melting and refining of the raw materials, such as iron ore and scrap metal, in a furnace to produce molten steel. This molten steel is then continuously cast into billets or blooms, which are further processed through hot rolling, cold drawing, and heat treatment to shape and strengthen the wire rod. Finally, the wire rod is coated or galvanized to enhance its corrosion resistance and surface finish.
The common production processes for carbon steel wire rod include melting and refining of iron ore, casting of molten steel into billets, hot rolling of billets into wire rod coils, cooling and coiling of wire rod coils, and surface treatment processes such as pickling, phosphating, and coating for corrosion resistance.
