Wire
A wire is a strip of metal that is made to be thin and elongated. Piano wire, copper wire, wire, electric wire, etc. are also wire, and tools and parts used for this process are sometimes treated as a kind of wire. Stainless steel, copper, carbon steel, etc., which are excellent in heat resistance and corrosion resistance, are often used as wire material. Thickness is represented by a number such as wire diameter, grade, etc. The most common type is wound in a loop and cut or crimped to the required length, but there is also a type in which hook processing and eye processing are applied to one or both tips in advance. Depending on the material and thickness, the wire can be used in a wide variety of applications, such as bundling and repairing parts, spring and coil materials, etc. and in a wide range of other industries, ships, fisheries, and other fields.