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Wire Parts Manufacturers and Companies

IQS Directory provides an extensive list of wire part manufacturers and suppliers. Utilize our website to review and source wire part manufactures with our easy-to-use features which allow you to locate wire part companies that will design, engineer, and manufacturer wire parts for your exact specifications. Our request for quote forms make it easy to connect with leading wire part 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 industrial wire parts, swire shapes, or fabricated wire parts.

  • Mystic, CT 800-723-7015

    We have the wire parts that you can count on to provide lasting value and last through the wear and tear of the everyday. It is our goal that we are able to ensure our customers on-time delivery as well as quick turnaround times. We will work with you from prototype to production to ensure the highest quality product for you! Visit our website or get in touch with our customer service team today to learn more!

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  • Spring Grove, IL 815-675-1350

    All-Rite Spring Company specializes in quick-turn design, prototype, and manufacture of springs and wires of all shapes, sizes, and material types. Typical applications are: Automotive, Agricultural, Consumer Appliance, Industrial, Safety Critical, and other High Functional Value and/or Life Cycle.

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  • Houston, TX 713-849-4000

    At Coiling Technologies we custom manufacture these wire forms in either wire or a bar, depending on your project’s needs. We will create high-quality prototypes so we can quickly get your approval and fulfill your project’s requirements. Our automated processes allow us to create the forms with your precise specifications, as well as the ability to repeat those results every time.

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  • Chicago, IL 800-238-0228

    Wire products at Mid-West Wire Specialties have been offered for 80 years. We maintain a standard wire form inventory & take custom orders. Choose from wire baskets, wire shelves, wire hooks, wire racks & wire displays. Many industries depend on our wire form solutions. Expert CNC wire forming, we offer wire forms engineered with highest level of accuracy. Call for fast wire form quotations.

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  • Bristol, CT 860-582-6368

    Our wire forms are made of a variety of materials and can be used in many different applications. Pa-Ted manufactures custom designed wire forms for the automotive and hand tool industries, and uses materials such as steels, titanium, beryllium copper and brass. Call us for wire forms today!

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  • Sturgeon Bay, WI 920-743-7201

    We fabricate custom shelving units for a variety of uses including windows, refrigeration units, retail displays or we can help you design something to fit your specifications. Some of our stock designs include floor or counter stands, wall mounted displays or literature displays. For great quality and customer service, give us a call today!

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Wire Parts Industry Information

Wire Parts

Wire parts, commonly referred to as wire forms, are formed from wire that has been manipulated in some fashion into a specific shape or design. After the wire has been formed from raw materials, it is then further fabricated to create various wire parts. Useful in a broad range of applications, wire parts are beneficial for many industries because of their durability and conductivity as well as their versatility.

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Application of Wire Parts

Some of the many applications of wire parts include: wire grids, racks, POP displays and shelving, which are commonly used in retail, commercial and residential industries; wire light guards, DIN rails, wireways and cable trays, which are often utilized in the electronics industry; wire brackets, busbars and gratings that are used in construction and architectural industries; and wire motor mounts, machine guards, wire baskets and screens, for the industrial manufacturing industry. Also useful in the automotive and aerospace industries, additional wire parts include grilles, coils, clips, hooks, rings, fasteners, hangers and springs.

Materials Used for Wire Parts

In addition to the many shapes and designs, wire parts can be made with a wide range of materials, chosen for their suitability in certain applications. Commonly made from steel or stainless steel, both metals suitable for corrosive environments, wire parts can also be made from plastics, aluminum, brass, copper and various metal alloys.

Processes of Wire Parts

In accordance with the vast range of wire parts, there are numerous wire forming processes used to create them. Some of the more common wire forming processes include metal stamping, roll forming, CNC wire forming, weaving and welding.

Metal Stamping
Processes involve using a stamping press to form flat metal wire into precisely shaped metal parts. Popular metal stamping processes for wire forming include deep drawing, short run and fourslide.
Roll Forming
Another major wire forming process, able to create flat, round and shaped wire parts. A continuous process, roll forming uses calendars and die punches to shape metal wire into various forms.
CNC Wire Forming
Processes utilize computer controls in order to ensure a higher level of precision than with other processes; thus, CNC wire forming can include other wire forming processes such as bending or welding but are altered due to the addition of CNC capabilities.
Weaving
Processes are simply methods of interlacing various threads into a pattern similar to a cloth, or on a larger scale with gaps such as a grid.
Welding
Can refer to various processes, the most common of which are MIG welding or TIG welding. TIG welding is the most accurate type of wire welding, however it is much more complex and requires a very skilled operator as well as longer production times, so MIG welding is often used instead.


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