Black annealed cut wire is one of the most widely used binding and tying materials in the construction and industrial sectors. Known for its softness, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness, it is especially popular for rebar tying, construction binding, and packaging applications.

Black annealed cut wire is made from low-carbon steel wire that undergoes an annealing heat treatment process. This process reduces hardness and increases flexibility, making the wire easy to bend and twist without breaking. After annealing, the wire is cut into fixed lengths, allowing for quick and efficient use on construction sites without additional cutting. The black color comes from oxidation during the annealing process and is a natural protective surface finish.

Applications of Black Annealed Cut Wire

Black annealed cut wire is widely used in:

• Rebar tying in concrete construction

• Binding steel bars and mesh

• Construction framework fixing

• Industrial packaging and bundling

• Temporary fastening applications

It is ideal for indoor or short-term outdoor use, where corrosion resistance is not the primary requirement.

Black Annealed Cut Wire vs Other Cut Wire Types

JLHY black annealed cut wire is produced using premium low-carbon steel and advanced annealing technology to ensure:

• Uniform diameter and accurate cutting length

• Smooth surface without sharp edges

• High flexibility with strong tying performance

• Stable quality for bulk construction projects

JLHY supplies black annealed cut wire in custom diameters and lengths, meeting the needs of contractors, wholesalers, and industrial buyers.