Oregon Wire Blog
In a small, bustling factory on the outskirts of an industrial town, there’s a dance of machines and men, all working in harmony to recycle the mountains of material that society discards. Amidst this mechanical ballet, there’s a silent, often overlooked hero: Galvanized Steel Bale Ties. These slender strands of metal, with their impressive strength…
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Wire mesh is a versatile and useful material that provides a number of benefits over traditional solid materials. With its lightweight, customizable, and cost-effective properties, wire mesh is a popular choice for a wide range of applications, from construction and industrial uses to household and decorative purposes.
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A sturdy plant cage is a type of support structure for plants that helps them to grow upright and remain stable. It can be made of various materials including galvanized steel 1/4″ wire, and is designed to be durable and able to withstand the elements and the weight of the plant. Plant cages are often used for supporting tall or heavy plants, such as tomatoes, peppers, or other vine-like plants
Read MoreOregon Wire has been shaping the future of wire since 1973. Among our core competencies, include custom fabrication of wire forms.
Read MoreThe choice of material used will depend on the specific requirements of the wire form and the conditions it will be exposed to.
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At Oregon Wire Products, we specialize in the manufacture of high-quality steel wire racks, using materials such as stainless steel, galvanized steel, and powder-coated steel.
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A wire tie baler is a machine that is used to compress and bind materials into bales using wire ties.
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The number of wire shapes, configurations, and forms is endless since new ones are constantly being developed. Wire forming can produce any shape imaginable from complex and intricate three-dimensional designs to simple hooks and springs. Many of the things we use have involved some form of wire forming.
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There are several methods of wire forming, but most machines are either manually or mechanically driven. Manual machines include those that are mechanically controlled but are manually loaded or those that are electronically controlled but manually controlled. There are also automatic machines that have computer numerically controlled (CNC) programming and are self-operating.
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