Stainless steel barbed rope is often used in various engineering projects because of its good anticorrosion ability, but it is difficult to be accepted by ordinary families because of its high price. So what material of barbed rope has better anticorrosion ability?

When the zinc layer is seriously damaged and endangers the iron matrix, the zinc will produce electrochemical protection on the matrix, the standard potential of zinc is -0.76V and the standard potential of iron is -0.44V. When zinc and iron form microbatteries, the zinc will be dissolved as the anode, and the iron will be protected as the cathode. Obviously, the atmospheric corrosion resistance of hot dip galvanizing is better than that of electric galvanizing.

Large rolls of galvanized silk play a very important role in our life. Made of low carbon steel rod processing, after drawing forming, pickling rust removal, high temperature annealing, hot dip galvanized. Cooling and other process processes. Galvanized wire is divided into hot galvanized wire and cold galvanized wire (electric galvanized wire). Galvanized iron wire has good toughness and elasticity, the amount of zinc can reach 300 g/square meter. It has the characteristics of thick galvanized layer and strong corrosion resistance.

Many electrogalvanized wire diameter products are formed by wire drawing, wire drawing is a kind of processing technology, can make the product reach the required shape and meet the standard mechanical properties. Cold wire drawing is carried out at recrystallization temperature, hot wire drawing is carried out at crystallization temperature, warm wire drawing is drawn at higher than room temperature and lower than crystallization temperature. Cold drawing is a common drawing method.

Some customers are more concerned about the quality of the problem, so for the service life is more important, thorn rope factory will generally recommend the use of high zinc thorn rope or stainless steel thorn rope.

Surface coating, surface inclusion and other defects can be removed locally from the surface of the deposited layer before galvanized, which can be found and treated by conventional techniques. Excess foam is caused by the introduction of soap and saponable fatty surfactants into the tank. Moderate foam formation rates may be harmless. The presence of a large number of tiny homogenous particles in the tank, which can stabilize the foam layer, mat with activated carbon to remove surface active substances, or make the foam less stable through filtration, are effective measures.