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…
Cut-to-length wire and why the length tolerance matters
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 2015 we run straightening and cutting lines that hold length tolerance…
Wire rod incoming inspection — the earliest quality decision we make
Every coil of wire rod that arrives at Muradiye OSB gets inspected before it enters our drawing bays. We check the mill certificate, cross-check hardness ourselves, and log any surface finding. It sounds obvious. But the earlier you catch a rod-quality…
Annealed wire that arrives soft, clean and ready to form
Our annealed wire line runs in 2014 on inter-annealed and full-annealed cycles depending on the customer’s tensile target. Coating-ready surface is standard. Because we anneal in-house, we can respond quickly when a customer says “same grade, softer, ship this week.” That…
Tensile scatter within a coil — the number that matters most (2013)
Tensile scatter within a single coil is the technical variable that most affects downstream customers. A coil where every metre reads within a narrow tensile band lets a header or a bender run without adjustments; a coil with wide scatter forces…
Cold-drawn Ø1.00 – Ø14.00 mm — our workhorse family (2013)
Cold-drawn wire remains the backbone of what leaves our Muradiye OSB plant in 2013. We draw Ø1.00 to Ø14.00 mm from low-carbon SAE 1006/1008/1010 wire rod, in bright or super-bright finish. Tensile strength typically lands between 500 and 1050 N/mm² depending…
Drawing die maintenance — small things that decide our tonne cost (2012)
Drawing dies are consumables. How we maintain them decides three things: surface quality on the wire, drawing energy per tonne, and yield. We inspect and rotate dies on a fixed schedule and pull one out of service the moment its wear…
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…
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…
Annealed wire that arrives soft, clean and ready to form (2011)
Our annealed wire line runs in 2011 on inter-annealed and full-annealed cycles depending on the customer’s tensile target. Coating-ready surface is standard. Because we anneal in-house, we can respond quickly when a customer says “same grade, softer, ship this week.” That…