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Wire is the most invisible industrial product in the world — and nobody explains it. We do. Here we collect technical knowledge for purchasing, quality and development: honest, precise, straight from the practice of our plants.
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Frequently asked questions about wire — answered briefly.
Dimensions from 0.011 mm to 15 mm (11 µm) within the group.
Spring wire: what really matters.
Stainless spring wire is governed by EN 10270-3; the base material is 1.4310 — it covers around 80% of market volume.
No energy transition without wire. Full stop.
No solar panel works without the wire inside it — it is the precondition for solar power.
Scrap becomes high performance. Infinitely often.
Steel is recyclable infinitely often — without loss of quality. Scrap becomes high-performance steel again, as often as you like.
Finer than a hair — and every step has a reason.
Fine wire is created through cold drawing: the wire is pulled without heat through progressively finer drawing dies — 5.5 mm becomes 1.2 mm, and the length grows roughly fivefold.
You use more wire today than you think.
Wire is the world's most invisible industrial product — and accompanies an average day from the very first minute.
No wire, no sound.
A violin makes no sound without its strings — and modern strings are highly precise wire products.
Wire that saves lives — every day, invisibly.
Fine stainless wire from approx. 0.020 mm — within the group down to 11 µm.
Which stainless steel for medical technology? Grades compared.
Austenitic stainless steels dominate for medical fine wires — 304/304L (1.4301/1.4307), 316L (1.4404/1.4435) and the spring-hard 1.4310.
Wire lexicon: the most important terms.
Whoever talks about wire needs precise terms. This lexicon explains the most important ones — short enough to look up, precise enough to cite. It grows with every new article on the Knowledge layer.