In under a minute, this video explains what second choice steel wire is, why steel mills downgrade it from prime, and why manufacturers and distributors around the world buy it at discounted prices.
Key Points from the Video
- 01Made at major steel mills. Second choice wire is produced using exactly the same process as prime wire.
- 02Slightly outside one detail of an order. Typically a tiny surface mark, a diameter at the edge of tolerance, or simply more wire than was ordered.
- 03Downgraded, not rejected. It isn't scrap, and in most cases it performs just like prime.
- 04Over forty years of supply. Continental Trading Corp. supplies second choice steel wire to buyers around the globe.
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What is second choice steel wire? It's wire produced at major steel mills, using exactly the same process as prime wire. The only difference is that it fell slightly outside one detail of a customer's order. Maybe a tiny surface mark, a diameter at the edge of tolerance, or simply more wire than was ordered.
So it's downgraded, not rejected. It isn't scrap, and in most cases it performs just like prime.
That's why manufacturers and distributors worldwide buy it, and at a reduced cost.
For over 40 years, Continental Trading has supplied second choice steel wire to buyers around the globe.
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