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OSSO Wire — Precision Steel Wire Manufacturer since 1983

Location: Muradiye, Manisa, Türkiye

OSSO Wire
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Muradiye, Eski Menemen Cd. No:47
45030 Manisa, Türkiye

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Automotive and appliance demand — 2012 outlook (2012)

Automotive sub-supply and white-goods manufacturing both continue to pull cold-drawn wire in 2012. Tensile tolerance keeps tightening. Automotive sub-supply grows in the Ege region. Wire buyers are asking for tighter tensile tolerance. Our production planning is now built around a two-shift…

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EN 10204 3.1 inspection certificates — why we default to them in 2012 (2012)

EN 10204 3.1 is a “specific inspection document” — validated by our inspection department, independent of the production line — that certifies the material meets ordered specification and gives real test results from the actual heat. In 2012 it is treated…

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White-goods buyers keep raising the bar on wire surface (2012)

Turkey’s white-goods sector — refrigerators, ovens, dishwashers — remains one of the biggest end-users of our cold-drawn wire in 2012. The pattern is consistent: surface has to be clean enough for a paint or coating step, tensile has to be tight…

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Cut-to-length wire and why the length tolerance matters (2012)

Cut-to-length wire looks like a commodity from the outside. Inside a fastener mill or a welding-electrode plant, one millimetre of length variance across a pallet is a real problem. In 2012 we run straightening and cutting lines that hold length tolerance…

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Looking back on 2011 — production, customers, and what changed (2011)

2011 brought steady demand across our end sectors and continued expectation on documentation quality. Steel prices are volatile after the recovery. Wire mills are watching wire-rod feedstock cost daily. We exported to Europe and the Middle East. Cold-drawn and annealed remained…

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TS 2348 — Turkish standard for annealed wire (2011)

TS 2348 covers annealed low-carbon steel wire. We reference it on domestic and select regional shipments in 2011. Full-annealed and inter-annealed cycles are selected by the target tensile and the customer’s downstream process. Turkish standards remain a natural reference for our…

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Export destinations — where our wire is going in 2011 (2011)

In 2011 our export mix is: Europe and the Middle East. Different destinations have different documentation expectations. Every export shipment travels with an EN 10204 3.1 inspection certificate and a commercial pack that includes packing list, invoice, and country-of-origin documentation on…

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Inside our Muradiye OSB plant — 2011 (2011)

This year marks seven years in Muradiye OSB. The plant is a 7,000 m² wire manufacturing facility in the Muradiye Organized Industrial Zone (Muradiye OSB), Manisa. Under one roof we run wire rod receiving, cold drawing, annealing, cut-to-length, flat-bar profiling, and…

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Annealing furnace — protective atmosphere and the surface it delivers (2011)

Our annealing furnace runs on a protective atmosphere for controlled surface finish. Full anneal or inter-anneal cycles are chosen by the target tensile and by what the customer intends to do next. Full anneal delivers the softest wire; inter-anneal preserves more…

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An appliance customer standardises on one wire supplier (2011)

A long-time white-goods customer moved this year to a single-source arrangement on the wire grades we produce for their oven grill assemblies. The rationale on their side: tensile scatter between shipments from multiple vendors was creating downstream setup problems on their…

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