Wire rod coils are semi-finished steel products used in the manufacturing of fasteners, springs, wire mesh, nails, welding rods, and reinforcement products like stirrups and binding wire.

Common diameters range from 5.5 mm to 16 mm. The size selection depends on the final product requirement and downstream processing.

Low-carbon rods are softer and used for wire drawing and mesh. High-carbon rods are harder and more suitable for making springs, fasteners, and pre-stressed steel components.

Products are typically sourced from industry leaders such as JSW, Tata Steel, Rashmi, JSPL, and others. Brand availability may vary based on region and stock.

Wire rod coils are supplied in hot-rolled condition, but they can be cold-drawn further into wires for different industrial purposes.

A single coil typically weighs between 800 kg to 2 MT, depending on the manufacturer and coil specifications.

Coils are delivered in strapped bundles or eye-to-sky packaging for easy handling and loading, often with mill tags and heat numbers.

Birla Pivot ensures verified supplier quality, competitive mill pricing, flexible logistics, and a reliable sourcing experience for industrial and infrastructure buyers.

Birla Pivot typically offers low-carbon wire rods, high-carbon wire rods, and alloy-grade wire rods suitable for industrial, automotive, and construction applications.

Grades like SAE 1006, SAE 1018, SAE 1070, and IS 2062-compliant variants are typically used, varying by application, such as welding, wire drawing, or mechanical components.

Yes, all products are sourced from reputable mills and comply with IS 7887, IS 2062, or equivalent standards, depending on the material grade.

Yes, low-carbon wire rods are commonly drawn into fine wire for use as binding or tie wire in reinforcement activities.

Yes, Birla Pivot offers bulk ordering with support for dispatch planning, mill allocation, and project coordination for large-scale buyers.

Yes, specific grades of low-carbon wire rods are used for welding rod core wire, especially grades like SAE 1008 and 1010.

While standard sizing is most common, large buyers may be able to request custom chemical composition or mill-specific dimensions.