OSSO Wire — Precision Steel Wire Manufacturer since 1983 https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Cut-to-length wire and why the length tolerance matters (2009) White-goods buyers keep raising the bar on wire surface (2009) EN 10204 3.1 inspection certificates — why we default to them in 2009 (2009) Rebuilding order books after 2008: what we are seeing in 2009 (2009) Fastener manufacturer moves to bright-drawn from black-drawn — smoother heading, less die wear (2009) Tensile scatter within a coil — the number that matters most (2009) Inside our Muradiye OSB plant — 2009 (2009) Export destinations — where our wire is going in 2009 (2009) TS EN 10218 — the low-carbon wire family standard we work to (2009) Looking back on 2009 — production, customers, and what changed (2009) Cold-drawn Ø1.00 – Ø14.00 mm — our workhorse family (2010) Automotive sub-supply: cold-drawn wire for fasteners (2010) EN 10204 3.1 inspection certificates — why we default to them in 2010 (2010) Rebuilding order books after 2008: what we are seeing in 2010 (2010) A condenser wire customer expands their cold-chain business (2010) Wire rod incoming inspection — the earliest quality decision we make (2010) Inside our Muradiye OSB plant — 2010 (2010) Export destinations — where our wire is going in 2010 (2010) DIN EN 10016 — wire rod for cold drawing and cold rolling (2010) Looking back on 2010 — production, customers, and what changed (2010) Annealed wire that arrives soft, clean and ready to form (2011) Construction and mesh: quiet volume that respects the calendar (2011) EN 10204 3.1 inspection certificates — why we default to them in 2011 (2011) Rebuilding order books after 2008: what we are seeing in 2011 (2011) An appliance customer standardises on one wire supplier (2011) Annealing furnace — protective atmosphere and the surface it delivers (2011) Inside our Muradiye OSB plant — 2011 (2011) Export destinations — where our wire is going in 2011 (2011) TS 2348 — Turkish standard for annealed wire (2011) Looking back on 2011 — production, customers, and what changed (2011) Cut-to-length wire and why the length tolerance matters (2012) White-goods buyers keep raising the bar on wire surface (2012) EN 10204 3.1 inspection certificates — why we default to them in 2012 (2012) Automotive and appliance demand — 2012 outlook (2012) Fastener manufacturer moves to bright-drawn from black-drawn — smoother heading, less die wear (2012) Drawing die maintenance — small things that decide our tonne cost (2012) Inside our Muradiye OSB plant — 2012 (2012) Export destinations — where our wire is going in 2012 (2012) TS EN 10218 — the low-carbon wire family standard we work to (2012) Looking back on 2012 — production, customers, and what changed (2012) Cold-drawn Ø1.00 – Ø14.00 mm — our workhorse family (2013) Automotive sub-supply: cold-drawn wire for fasteners (2013) EN 10204 3.1 inspection certificates — why we default to them in 2013 (2013) Automotive and appliance demand — 2013 outlook (2013) A condenser wire customer expands their cold-chain business (2013) Tensile scatter within a coil — the number that matters most (2013) Inside our Muradiye OSB plant — 2013 (2013) Export destinations — where our wire is going in 2013 (2013) DIN EN 10016 — wire rod for cold drawing and cold rolling (2013) Home