Five Reasons to Choose TIG Wire with Laser Ink Printing Identification
Based on experience, CWI chose laser ink printing identification for our TIG wire for Welding Generation4, bypassing the options of flagging, stamping (or coining), and chemical etching. We then took[…]
Slicklines.com: We've got what you need, when you need it
Need slickline? Slicklines.com—we’ve got it. Click it and come on in to Central Wire Industries’ (CWI) new oil and gas product focused website. Our GD™ - SUPA® slickline is a fabulous product that[…]
What is Nitronic Stainless Steel Wire?
The first Nitronic alloy, Nitronic 40, was released by Armco Steel in 1961. It was named for its nitrogen content which is integrated homogeneously throughout the material rather than just being[…]
Lashing Wire by the Numbers
When choosing lashing wire, the numbers make a big difference. Lashing wire is used primarily in the telephone, cable television, and electric power industries to attach conductive aerial cables to[…]
CWI WELDING WIRE: An Evolution We Are Proud Of
In case you missed it, Central Wire Industries is back in the welding consumables business with the relaunch of innovative Gen4 specialty alloy welding wire products. Gen4 brings to the welding-wire[…]
The Difference Between Nitronic 50 and Nitronic 60
In addition to traditional 300 and 400 series stainless steel, Central Wire offers shaped and fine wire in both Nitronic 50 and Nitronic 60 alloys. These high quality alloys often outperform other[…]
Three Products that Use Shaped Wire
Central Wire offers shaped and profile wire in a variety of forms ranging from oval and rectangular, to pentagonal and triangular. Shaped wires are found in a wide range of industries such as medical[…]
Tech-Mesh: CWI Offers a New High-End Product for all your Mist Elimination Needs
CWI recently entered the demister manufacturing business—fully. Previously, we had been part of the industry as the provider of specialty alloy wire for other companies that make knitted mesh. Now[…]
What Makes Stainless Wire Alloy Selection So Important in the Performance of Finished Wire?
To many people outside of the stainless steel wire industry, all stainless steel can appear to be the same. Except for an occasional reference to 18-8 stainless on the bottom of your pots and pans,[…]
The Benefits of Spring Wire Coatings
Central Wire offers a full line of stainless steel and nickel spring wires with Techcote™, TechBrite™, Nickel Flash, and Copper with Soap coatings. These coatings offer a variety of aesthetic[…]