Cold Heading Steel Wire
Cold forging steel wire is ideal for forming parts like bolts, nuts, and screws at room temperature.
The wire is drawn through dies and coiled, then treated to withstand harsh forming conditions without heating.
We provide this material widely used for critical automotive parts such as engine and suspension components, offering excellent workability, stable quality, and cost efficiency.
Key Features
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Wide Range of Steel Grades and Sizes
We offer a lineup of steel grades corresponding to carbon content, such as SWRCH10K to 35K, with wire diameters available from fine to thick.
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Contributing to Weight Reduction
By applying heat treatment technology, we achieve high-strength standards for public regulatory steels. For bolt wires, our patenting technology enhances strength and improves resistance to delayed fracture through microstructure control.
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Softening Technology
To accommodate complex shapes and multi-stage plastic deformation in cold forging, we optimize annealing frequency and conditions. This improves crack resistance during cold forging and reduces forging load.
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Support for Carbon Neutrality
Using microstructure control through patenting technology, we have developed wires that meet specified strength levels without requiring the quenching and tempering process. This innovation helps reduce CO₂ emissions in customers' production processes, contributing to carbon neutrality.
Applications
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Automotive Industry
Bolts, studs, flange screws, shaft components, and more.
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Industrial and Construstion Machinery Industry
Gear and bearing-related screws and fasteners
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Electronics & Electrical Equipment Industry
Electronic circuit board fasteners, cooling system fasteners, internal structure screws for home appliances.
Product Specifications
| Steel Grade | Cold Heading Carbon Steel |
Cold Heading Alloy Steel |
Cold Heading Boron Steel |
Non-tempered Steel |
Soft Magnetic Material |
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Applicable Public Standards |
JIS | G3507-2 | G3509-2 | G3508-2 | ー | ー |
| SAE | J403 J1249 | J403 J1249 | ー | ー | ー | |
| Non-standard / OEM Specifications |
KCH KTCH (Annealing Omitted) KECH KNDS (High-Strength Grade) |
ー | OEM-Specific Grades (e.g., SB25, 10B23M, MNB123H) |
KNCH LH Wire |
ELCH(Pure Iron-based Grade) | |
| Cross-Section Shape |
Round Wire (Size Range) |
⚪︎ (0.5〜55.0) |
⚪︎ (0.5〜55.0) |
⚪︎ (0.5〜55.0) |
⚪︎ (2.0〜19.0) |
⚪︎ (0.5〜47.0) |
| Shaped Wire | ー | ー | ー | ー | ⚪︎ | |
| Surface Treatment | Lime Coating | ⚪︎ | ⚪︎ | ⚪︎ | ⚪︎ | ⚪︎ |
| Zinc Phosphate Coating | ⚪︎ | ⚪︎ | ⚪︎ | ⚪︎ | ⚪︎ | |
| Non-Phosphated Coating | ⚪︎ | ⚪︎ | ⚪︎ | ⚪︎ | ⚪︎ | |
| Heat Treatment |
Annealing | ⚪︎ | ⚪︎ | ⚪︎ | ー | ⚪︎ |
| Patenting | ー | ー | ー | ⚪︎ | ー | |
| Quenching and Tempering | ⚪︎ | ー | ー | ー | ー | |
