A listed name, not a specification sheet
Prestressed concrete wire is named in the steel line as prestressed concrete wire and strand, and this page keeps it at exactly that level. No diameter, no grade, no tensile figure, and no standard is attached to it here, because the source pages list the name without detail. A buyer who needs those details should ask for them by name in the inquiry, and should treat any figure as agreed only once the company confirms it for the specific quantity.
That restraint also protects the strand series page from confusion. The 1x7 strand series table belongs to the strand series, and it must not be borrowed to describe concrete wire, even though the two names sound related. Each product name on this site carries only the detail its own source page supports, and a name without a source table stays a name until a document is supplied for it.
Buyers sometimes ask whether concrete wire and strand can be discussed in one inquiry, and the answer is yes, provided each item is named separately with its own application context. A combined inquiry should give the wire its own sentence, with the structure type and the quantity range, rather than folding it into the strand sentence as an afterthought. Separate sentences produce separate answers, and separate answers can be checked separately against the project requirement, which is exactly what a combined order needs.
How concrete wire relates to strand and anchorage
Concrete wire, strand, and anchorage are three neighbouring items in prestressed construction, and buyers often inquire about more than one of them for a single project. This site gives each of them its own page so that an inquiry can name the exact item, but it does not describe how they are used together in a particular structure, because the source pages do not describe that assembly. A project description in the inquiry, naming the structure type and the application area, helps the company reply on the right combination.
The application areas listed for the steel line, such as bridges, railways, highways, tunnels, and buildings, apply to the line as a whole rather than to any single listed name. A buyer should therefore name both the product and the application area in the inquiry, instead of assuming that an application area listed for the line automatically covers the specific item. The steel applications overview page lists those areas without performance wording, for the same reason.
What to ask in a concrete wire inquiry
A concrete wire inquiry should name the product, the application area, and any standard the project cites, together with the quantity range and the destination. If the project cites a standard, quote it exactly, because a paraphrase can point to the wrong document. If a certificate document is needed for the destination market, name that document, and ask for it before the order is placed rather than after the shipment has left.
Please confirm the minimum order quantity, the lead time, and the payment terms in your inquiry before you place an order. Those commercial points are not stated on this site, because the source pages publish no fixed commercial terms. Asking them together with the technical points, in the first message, lets the company reply with terms that match the specific item and quantity in question.