CWI Lancaster Receives Prestigious Award
On Monday October 12, 2020 Central Wire Industries (CWI) Lancaster received the International Industry of the Year Award from the Lancaster County Department of Economic Development. This award was[…]
Three Reasons To Source Your Welding Wire and Demister Pads Together
Looking to perform routine maintenance on chemical or petroleum processing equipment? Planning turnaround repairs and seeking an alternative to your current supplier? Hoping to simplify your[…]
Wedge Wire Screens: Sorting and Filtering
Wedge shaped wire is one of the most common forms used to produce screens. Not only are these screens highly customizable, but they are also adaptable to a wide range of industries and applications.[…]
330 Stainless Steel: Heat resistant properties for portable heaters
As fall approaches, many businesses, most notably restaurants, bars, and other entertainment spaces, are looking for ways to extend their outdoor season. One quick and effective way to do this is by[…]
How To Maximize The Life Of Your GD™ Slicklines
Our corrosive resistant GD™ Slicklines are engineered to handle the harshest operating conditions, both on and off-shore. However, there are still small actions you can take to ensure your wireline[…]
Three Reasons to Use GD™ - SUPA® Slicklines from Central Wire Industries
Working in oil or gas? Central Wire Industries has the slicklines you need to handle the harshest environments, both on and off-shore. We pride ourselves not only on our broad selection of alloys,[…]
What is the Difference Between INCONEL® and MONEL®?
If you have visited the alloys page on our website, you may have seen the Nickel Specialty Series, INCONEL® and MONEL®, and wondered what the differences are. In general, they are heat resistant, and[…]
How To Determine Which Type of Welding Wire You Need
For every welding application, there is a CWI Generation4™ welding consumable that meets your requirements. From a tank overlay in chemical processing to automotive repair or pipe fabrication, we[…]
What is Filler Metal?
Choosing the correct filler metal for your project is just as important as properly executing the weld itself, which is why Central Wire offers forty grades of welding wire across three different[…]
What is Precipitation Hardening?
In addition to stainless steel and nickel, Central Wire produces shaped wire in the specialty alloy X750. X750 is corrosion and oxidation resistant, and it is also heat tolerant up to 1300 degrees[…]