1. What is Wire Forming

Wire forming is a method for applying force to change the contour of wire by bending, swaging, piercing, chamfering, shearing, or other techniques into specific forms. At Eternal, our equipment can accommodate wire diameters as small as 0.1mm and as large as 6 mm in a variety of materials and finishes, to produce 2 and 3 dimensional wire forms.

2. What Materials Should be Used for Wire Forming

Many different materials can be used for wire forming projects. The best materials to use will depend on the wire form’s application. Common metals used for wire forming include steel, brass, stainless steel, copper, aluminum, and a variety of different alloys. 

3. How Much Does Wire Forming Cost?

It depends on the different products and their application. Normally, factors like wire materials, surface treatment, volume of wire, use of machines, labor and shipping costs of formed wire, all contribute to the overall price of wire forming products.

At Eternal, you can always discuss with our expert to help you determine what the most suitable and economical way to produce your product based on its application and environment.