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Wire Manufacturers and Suppliers

IQS Directory provides an extensive list of wire manufacturers and suppliers. Utilize our website to review and source wire manufacturers with our easy-to-use features which allow you to locate wire forming companies that will design, engineer, and manufacture wire forms for your exact specifications. Our request for quote forms make it easy to connect with leading wire manufacturers. View company profiles, website links, locations, phone number, product videos, customer reviews, product specific news articles and other production information. We are a leading manufacturer directory who will connect you with the right manufacturers whether you are looking for wire racks, wire baskets, or wire form parts of every type.

  • Mystic, CT

    Acme Wire Products is a top precision wire fabricator in the US. The Acme Wire team engineers products to your exact specifications, from the concept stage all the way through applying finishing to the final product. Whatever your custom wire need is, contact us today to make it a reality.

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  • McKees Rocks, PA

    CUSTOM "Spring & Wire Form Specialists" - Ace Wire Spring & Form incorporates the latest CNC equipment technology to manufacture compression, extension, torsion springs, complex wire forms, and spring assemblies. We offer consistent quality, lower costs, on-time deliveries, and Design Engineering Assistance. Range from prototypes to long production runs - Family owned & operated since 1939. Let ACE be your problem solver. ISO 9001 Certified, and ITAR Registered.

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  • Onley, IL

    Illini Wire Works, Inc. stands as a distinguished leader in the realm of wire fabrication, providing unparalleled expertise in crafting custom wire forms and industrial fan guards. With a heritage of precision and innovation, we have become a trusted partner for clients seeking high-quality wire solutions tailored to their unique specifications. Illini Wire Works excels in the art of custom wire forms, turning raw wire into intricate shapes that precisely match design requirements.

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  • Geneva, IL

    Smith & Richardson, Inc. is a leading provider of precision machining services, offering an extensive range of capabilities including CNC Swiss machining, Wire EDM machining, vertical and horizontal machining, CNC milling, CNC turning, assembly services, and more. With a strong commitment to quality and innovation, we serve the medical, aerospace, casting, and automotive industries, delivering custom-engineered solutions that meet the highest standards of excellence.

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  • Franklin Park, IL

    At C & J Metal Products, we take pride in our expertise in the intricate world of wire forms. Our commitment is to transform high-quality wire materials into versatile, precision-engineered solutions that meet the diverse needs of our clients. From the initial design concept to the final product, we employ advanced manufacturing techniques to ensure every piece meets stringent standards of durability and performance.

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  • Canby, OR

    Here at Anderson Quality Spring Manufacturing, Inc., we take great pride in our position as a leading provider of wire forms, offering a comprehensive range of products, services, and capabilities to meet the diverse needs of our valued clientele. With our unwavering commitment to excellence and extensive expertise in wire forming technology, we stand ready to deliver innovative solutions that excel in quality, precision, and performance across various industries and applications.

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  • Xenia, OH

    Timac Spring Manufacturing is dedicated to customers’ needs for quality springs. On the latest CNC spring & wire forming machines, we handle prototypes or small orders to large runs of compression, extension, torsion & spiral torsion springs and more. Call us for your next spring or wire forming project.

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Wire Manufacturers Industry Information

Wire Manufacturers

Wires are single strands or rods of flexible, cylindrical metal produced through a metalworking process called drawing. During drawing, metal stock is pulled, or drawn, through a series of ever-shrinking dies, until it becomes flexible metal wire. Wire manufacturers serve virtually every industry in existence by taking wires and transforming them into wire forms of all shapes, sizes and configurations. Among others, their customers include those in aerospace, appliance, automotive manufacturing, construction, electronics, hardware, healthcare and sports and recreation.

Before wires can be used to create wire forms, the wires themselves must be produced. Wire manufacturers do so via a process called drawing. This process entails feeding raw metal stock into a series of gradually shrinking dies or draw plates, designed to turn the stock into a flexible wire. Typically, the dies used during drawing are made from diamond, manufactured diamond, tungsten carbide or tool steel. Of these materials, manufactured diamond and tungsten steel are the most commonly selected for die-making. The drawing process is rather similar to the extrusion process, but the two processes are distinct from one another mostly because, while extrusion involves pushing material through the die, drawing relies on pulling it through the die. Most of the time, metal drawing is performed at room temperature, thus classifying it as a cold-working process. However, if wire manufacturers are attempting to reduce forces when drawing large wires, they will perform the process at higher temperatures. If this is the case, they will use cast steel dies and the process is reclassified as hot-working.

When being formed to conduct electricity or facilitate telecommunications, wire may be made into one of three configurations: solid wire, stranded wire or braided wire. Solid wire, also known as single-strand wire or solid-core wire, consists of a single piece of metal wire. It is the least expensive type of electrical/telecommunications wire to make. It is not very flexible, but it does provide mechanical ruggedness. Stranded wire, on the other hand, is made up of several small wires wrapped or bound together to form a larger, more flexible conductor. Stranded wire also exhibits higher resistance to metal fatigue. Last but not least, braided wire is also composed of several wires, but this time, as their name suggests, the strands are braided together rather than bundled together. Braided wire is sound resistant, exceptionally strong and will not break when flexed. Typically, wire manufacturers make wires with circular cross-sections. However, if they so choose, wire manufacturers can also make wires with cross-sections that are square, flattened rectangular, hexagonal or any number of other shapes. This choice can be made for functional or aesthetic reasons. Edge-wound coil springs, for instance, are created from special flattened wire. These can be used in Slinkys. In addition, special wire cross-sections make highly efficient voice coils for loudspeakers.

Some examples of wire formed parts and products include: coils, wire baskets, wire netting, wire rope, wire cloth, hairpins and bobby pins, needles, fish hooks, fencing and window screens. To make diverse products such as these, wire manufacturers manipulate a variety of materials, such as: platinum, silver, gold, steel, stainless steel, brass, bronze, aluminum, iron, copper and, upon occasion, tungsten. To do so, they use a number of processes, including bending, stamping, cutting and heat treating. Bending and stamping alike shape wire into the form a manufacturer intends, using bending machines and presses. Sometimes, wire forms are created via deep drawing, a process that produces forms with deeper depths than other wire forming methods. In addition, wires may be covered in insulating and jacketing materials. Wire manufacturers make this choice when they are manufacturing electrical wires.

Once wires have been formed to a manufacturer’s satisfaction, they often undergo a variety of secondary processes in order to enhance or change their features. Examples of these processes include nickel plating, powder coating, plastic coating, insulating and varnishing. Nickel plating, or, more specifically, electroless nickel plating, is a process by which a layer of nickel-phosphorous alloy or nickel-boron alloy is transferred onto a metal or plastic object. This finishing method is commonly used on products such as printed circuit boards, kitchen utensils, household appliances, doorknobs, office equipment and bathroom fixtures. Likewise, powder coating and plastic coating are processes in which a powder or a plastic are deposited onto a product’s surface to improve its appearance or performance. When matched with a skilled and experienced wire manufacturer, a customer’s options are nearly endless. Find out more by reaching out to one or more wire manufacturer with your questions, concerns and specifications.

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