Brass coated steel wire, a metal composite material, is widely used in the electrical, communications, and construction industries. It is based on high-strength carbon steel or low-alloy steel, which undergoes a precise drawing process to ensure uniform diameter and mechanical properties. The application of an electrolytic or hot-dip brass coating enhances its electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance.
Brass coated steel wire boasts significant advantages: excellent electrical conductivity, making it suitable for the electrical and electronics industries; outstanding corrosion resistance, allowing it to withstand harsh environments; and an attractive appearance, suitable for decorative applications. Its applications are diverse, including as conductive cores in wire and cable, connecting wires in electronic components, electromagnetic shielding, basket weaving, and handicrafts.
With advancements in technology and evolving market demands, brass coated steel wire plays a crucial role in emerging fields such as smart grids, high-speed communications, and renewable energy systems. Its superior performance, versatility, and high market acceptance drive the continuous development of related industries.