Wire
5 - 6.3 mm
PACO
Wire is drawn by pulling wire rods that are initially relatively thick (diameter approx. 5 - 6.3 mm) a number of times through draw plates that decrease the diameter in tiny increments. Between the drawing stages, the wire is annealed to re-crystallize it. This helps ensure that the wire retains the physical properties demanded by PACO throughout the multiple-stage drawing process. The wire sizes used by PACO go down to a fineness of 0.016 mm (16/1000 mm). The particular challenge to the wirepuller is to produce a wire that is within a close tolerance of the specified wire diameter from the first to the last meter of the wire - throughout a length of a number of kilometres!
All wires used by PACO undergo an intensive quality assurance process before they are released for the next stage in the production procedure.








