Stainless steel profile wire is nothing but a wire with stainless and non-corrosive properties. Since such wire is invulnerable to corrosion and has the ability to withstand stains, it has a far bigger advantage over iron and other metal wires. In addition, since such stainless steel profile wires are easy and economical to manufacture, they have become quite popular these days for various manufacturing processes, such as fabrication of furniture, kitchenware, automobile grilles, garden equipment, and so on.
More often, stainless steel profile wires are produced in sizes, which are easy to transport. However, this is not necessarily the case. Sometimes, for specific requirements, the manufacturer can produce them in custom sizes as well. Such profile wires are produced in a factory with blast furnaces. During the manufacturing of these wires, the manufacturer can provide them different shapes including flat, rectangular, round, half-round, triangle, hexagonal, diamond, oval, and teardrop. Sometimes, the manufacturer can even provide them a custom shape as per the customers' requirement.
In addition to these various shapes, manufacturers produce stainless steel profile wires in a number of specifications that are appropriate for fabrication of different items such as cutlery, tableware, and so on. Fabrication of kitchenware is not the only thing stainless steel wires are used for, but forging day-to-day objects also make use of such wires. Some of the everyday objects that make use of such wires are cladding, handrail, elevators, escalators, fuel and chemical tankers, steel furniture, steel steps, and many more.
Stainless metal is alloyed in such a manner that it does not rust, corrode, or stain as easily as any other metal. Industries such as aviation and marine where grade and alloy type are kept classified refer this metal as corrosion resistant steel (CRES).
Aside from shapes and specifications, manufacturers also produce these wires with different textures. The manufacturer can manufacture these wires with different surface polishes, including plain, matte, bright shiny, coarse, and even a clean reflective surface.
While manufacturing these stainless steel wires, a small quantity of a chemical element chromium is added. This chromium is firm, yet high melting and high polish metal, which can be easily cast into any shape. Because of this metal, a steel alloy is able to get stainless properties. For some stainless profile wires, a metal called molybdenum is also added, which provides high corrosion resistance property. Along with high corrosion resistance, this metal also provides high weldability to the wires.
