The size of the galvanized layer of galvanized iron wire is related to the anti-corrosion ability and application effect of galvanized wire. The thickness of the galvanized layer of the general standard galvanized wire products should be tested after the product is formed. There are three specific test methods. Weighing method and cross section microscopy method are destructive experimental methods, and magnetic method is a relatively rigorous non-destructive method, but the measurement steps and requirements are relatively high, so they are rarely used in specific applications. The first two methods are intuitive and common methods.

Because of the large size of the  barbed rope, the rope factory is used to packing. If you do not pack, then a load of blade rope can not hold many pieces, but also relatively occupy space and easy to be lost in the process of transportation.

The quality of hot-dip galvanized barbed wire is only good in the surface of the wire attached to the galvanized layer, and with the chemical reaction, the surface of the zinc layer will gradually lose effect because of the oxidation reaction, this situation is more prominent in the humid area of the environment. And because after all, it is rusty iron wire, so the quality of hot-dip galvanized barbed rope is certainly not up to the level of stainless steel barbed rope.

The formation process of hot dip galvanized layer is between the iron matrix and the outside of the pure zinc layer, the formation of iron-zinc alloy process, the workpiece surface in hot dip plating when the formation of iron-zinc alloy layer, so that the iron and pure zinc layer is well combined. The process of large roll galvanized wire can be simply described as: when the iron workpiece is immersed in the molten zinc liquid, the first zinc and α-iron (body-centered) solid melt is formed on the interface. This is a crystal formed by the matrix metal iron dissolved with zinc atoms in the solid state. The two metal atoms are fused with each other, and the attraction between the atoms is relatively small.

The main difference between the two is the carbon content. The carbon content of iron is 2.11 percent or greater, while the carbon content of steel is 2.11 percent or less. The iron carbon alloy with carbon content above 2.11% is cast iron (pig iron), which is basically not malleable and cannot be drawn into wire. Secondly, the content of impurities is different. The content of harmful impurities such as sulfur and phosphorus in steel is smaller. Steel wire general color focus, iron wire color light point, white point.