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Where our wire actually ends up — oil screens, wedge wire screens and filter elements first, then mine screens, automotive seals, busbar and architectural profiles.
Filtration and mining are where triangular wire and wedge wire do most of the work; the rest are shaped-wire applications we also serve.
Oil screens, wedge wire screens, water wells, filter elements
Wedge wire wound on a cage forms a continuous slot that resists clogging. Open area and slot accuracy are set by the wire section, so we draw to your screen specification.
View applicationOre screening, dewatering and classification
Triangular and wedge wire is the working surface of mine sieve bends and vibrating screen panels. The V-shaped section gives an accurate slot that stays open under heavy load.
View applicationSeals, trim, structural and functional parts
Shaped wire replaces machined or stamped parts where a continuous profile is cheaper and stronger. Bright surface and tight tolerance suit visible trim as well as hidden structural use.
View applicationConductive parts, connectors, busbar
Copper and aluminium sections carry current where round wire will not fit. Square and flat profiles give a defined contact face and predictable assembly height.
View applicationFacades, frames, decorative profiles
Anodised aluminium and stainless profiles for edge trim, expansion joints and visual detailing. Surface finish can be matched to the surrounding material.
View applicationInstruments, precision devices
Fine shaped wire in stainless steel for components that need a repeatable cross-section at small sizes, with clean surface and documented material grade.
View applicationMost buyers start by choosing a material, then look for a size. In practice the cross-section decides whether the part works: a V-profile keeps a screen slot open, a flat profile gives a sealing face, a square profile indexes in a connector, and a U-channel clips onto an edge.
That is why we ask for the drawing before quoting a size. The same 304 stainless wire behaves very differently as a triangle, a rectangle or a T-bar — and the drawing tools that make one are not always the tools that make another.
Send these to our sales team and we will reply with a feasible size range, tooling position and lead time.
Each industry page lists the typical parts, recommended cross-sections and the information we need to quote.
Send us your drawing or sample — we reply within 24 hours on working days.