ALUZINC ALLOY wire is a steel wire with a high carbon content with a coating consisting of a zinc (95%) and aluminium (5%) alloy, which gives the final product an excellent resistance to corrosion, guaranteeing its durability for at least the entire life of the vineyard, and a special cathodic protection in correspondence of any potential cuts and abrasions. This wire has a lower extension, an increase of the breaking load up to 50% and a higher resistance to fatigue stresses.

• Remarkable increase in breaking loads compared to common galvanized wires, allowing the use of smaller diameters and thus reducing plant costs;
• Higher resistance to fatigue stresses;
• It is sufficiently malleable, facilitating the binding operations;
• It preserves its mechanical features unchanged for the entire duration of the vineyard and even beyond (50 years);
• It is particularly resistant to the corrosive action of pesticides agents and fertilizers thanks to the zinc (95%) aluminium (5%) coating that forms a cathodic protection even in correspondence of potential cuts and abrasions.

A portion of at least 10.5% chrome characterizes the stainless steel wire. In addition to this element, austenitic stainless steels also contain high levels of nickel, an element that significantly improves their corrosion resistance, as well as the possible addition of other elements such as molybdenum, titanium and niobium, present in some versions. Precisely for this reason, this is the most suitable wire in areas with particularly aggressive environmental conditions, such as near the sea.

• No limitation of use, it can be used in any environment due to its high resistance to atmospheric and chemical agents;
• Integral wire, composed both in the surface and internally of the same material (stainless);
• More convenient than coated wires;
• Unlimited time duration;
• Reduced extension, which avoids the risk of having to re-tension the wires;
• No contamination, as the wire does not release any pollutants either on the soil or on the crop.

The main difference between AISI 304 and AISI 302 stainless steel wire is the higher rigidity and opacity of the latter.

The stainless steel alloy wire is a steel wire, also in stainless steel, but with a different alloy composition (minimum Nickel content 3.50%).
An austenitic, non-magnetic wire that preserves the mechanical and corrosion resistance features of stainless steel 302 and 304, which allows saving on installation costs thanks to a lower price.

• No limitation of use, can be used in any environment due to its high resistance to atmospheric and chemical agents;
• Integral wire, composed both in the surface and internally of the same material (stainless);
• More convenient than coated wires;
• Unlimited time duration;
• Reduced extension, which avoids the risk of having to re-tension the wires;
• No contamination, as the wire does not release any pollutants either on the soil or on the crop.

It is recommended not to use the stainless steel alloy wire within 15 km from the presence of saline environments, as the surface appearance may change.

The steel rope is used to connect the pole to the anchoring system and consists of a weave of hot-dip galvanized steel wires, a material that guarantees very high strength and long life.

The most used ropes in wine-growing sector are those made up of 19 wires.