There are several types of steel wire rod surface defects, including scale, pitting, cracks, scratches, and rust.
There are several types of steel wire rod surface defects, including scale, pitting, scratches, cracks, and rust. Scale refers to the buildup of oxide layers on the surface, which can affect the wire's quality. Pitting is the formation of small depressions or pits on the surface, often caused by corrosion. Scratches are visible marks or lines on the surface, which can occur during handling or processing. Cracks are fractures in the wire rod surface, which can weaken its strength. Rust is the formation of iron oxide on the surface due to exposure to moisture or corrosive substances.
There are several types of steel wire rod surface defects, including scale, pits, scratches, rust, cracks, and uneven surfaces.
