Stainless steel blade barbed wire production process is similar to galvanized blade barbed wire production process, usually according to the mold to determine the size of the blade.

The main difference is carbon content. Iron has a carbon content of 2.11 percent or more, while steel has a carbon content of 2.11 percent or less. Iron-carbon alloys with carbon content of more than 2.11% are cast iron (pig iron), which are basically not malleable and cannot be drawn into wire. Secondly, the content of impurities is different, and the content of harmful impurities such as sulfur and phosphorus in steel is smaller. Wire general color key, wire color light point, white point.

After proper heat treatment or cold drawing hardening, high carbon steel wire has high strength and hardness, high elastic limit and fatigue limit (especially notched fatigue limit), cutting function is acceptable, but welding function and cold plastic deformation ability is poor.

The corrosion or discoloration of galvanized iron wire in the atmosphere caused by oxygen, moisture and other pollution impurities is called rust or rust. After galvanized iron wire rusting, it will affect the appearance quality, seriously affect the use, and even cause scrap, so galvanized iron wire must be properly kept and pay attention to rust prevention.

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.