
Origin Point Black Annealed Tie Wire, 12.5 Gauge, 10 lb Coil – 660103
Regular price $2,288.40Origin Point Black Annealed Tie Wire, 12.5 Gauge, 10 lb Coil
This is a 10 lb coil of 12.5-gauge black annealed tie wire from Origin Point's annealed wire line. The soft annealed finish makes the wire easy to bend and twist, ideal for tying rebar and general binding. One sell unit is a single 10 lb coil.
Key Features:
- Soft and pliable: Annealing heat treatment gives the wire high ductility and malleability for easy twisting and tying.
- 12.5 gauge: The 12.5 ga wire diameter is a standard size for tying and binding work.
- 10 lb coil: Each coil contains 10 lb of wire for extended tying work between changes.
- Tie wire use: Designed as tie wire for construction tying, baling, and general binding applications.
- Black annealed finish: The black annealed finish is the traditional choice for rebar tying.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Origin Point |
| Manufacturer model | 660103 |
| UPC | 651082660103 |
| Sell unit | 1 coil, 10 lb |
| Material | Low carbon annealed steel wire |
| Color / finish | Black annealed |
| Type | Tie wire |
| Wire gauge | 12.5 ga |
| Coil weight | 10 lb |
| Gross weight | 10.031 lb per coil |
| Intended use | Rebar tying, baling, and general binding |
Fit and Compatibility:
This tie wire pairs with rebar and rebar accessories for concrete and masonry tying work, and works for general garden and fence binding tasks. It is a soft, black finish wire not intended for applications requiring corrosion protection; use galvanized wire where rust resistance matters.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What is included?
A: One 10 lb coil of 12.5-gauge black annealed tie wire.
Q: What is this wire used for?
A: It is a soft annealed wire used for tying rebar, baling, and general binding and fastening tasks.
Q: Why is annealed wire easier to use?
A: Annealing heat treatment gives the wire high ductility and malleability so it bends and twists without breaking.
Q: Is it rust resistant?
A: No, black annealed wire has no protective coating and can rust; choose galvanized wire for outdoor exposure.
Q: What gauge is it?
A: The wire is 12.5 gauge.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Black annealed tie wire is the go-to choice for rebar tying because it is soft enough to twist by hand or with pliers without snapping. Keep coils dry between uses since the uncoated finish will rust in damp conditions. For jobs requiring corrosion resistance, such as permanent outdoor ties, select a galvanized wire instead.
Wire ends are sharp and coils can spring back when cut; wear gloves and eye protection while cutting and tying.
Pick up the Origin Point 12.5-gauge black annealed tie wire 10 lb coil for your tying and binding jobs.
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