Altamonte Springs Florida Box Wire

Leading Supplier of Box Wire in Altamonte Springs

Accent Wire Tie is the trusted source for Galvanized Hi-Tensile™ Box Wire and Black Annealed Box Wire in Altamonte Springs, Florida and across Seminole County. Our extensive in-stock inventory ensures fast, reliable delivery of Box Wire for horizontal balers.

• Black Annealed Box Wire for construction and demolition sites in Altamonte Springs, Florida
• Reliable Box Wire delivery to recycling facilities in Altamonte Springs, FL
• Galvanized Box Wire for agriculture and hay baling in Altamonte Springs

Altamonte Springs Galvanized and Black Annealed Box Wire Specifications

Gauge	Decimal Size (inches)	Load Strength (pounds)	Feet Per Pound
10	0.1350	859 - 1,073	20.53
11	0.1205	684 - 855	25.78
12	0.1055	395 - 493	33.62
13	0.0915	395 - 493	44.69
14	0.0800	327 - 377	58.58
available in 50lb and 100lb boxes of automatic baling wire for use with horizontal balers

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Box Wire FAQs

What is Box Wire?
Box Wire is a type of baling wire that is pre-cut, coiled to a specific weight, and packaged in compact boxes for easy handling and storage. We offer both Black Annealed and Galvanized Box Wire in 50 lb and 100 lb boxes, with gauge options ranging from 11 to 14.

How is Box Wire Used?
Box Wire is widely used in recycling, waste management, agriculture, and construction industries. It’s designed to secure, bind, or bundle loose materials such as:

• Hay and straw 
• Cardboard and paper 
• Textiles and plastic 

It is most commonly used with horizontal balers, providing strong, consistent tie strength for high-volume baling operations.

Galvanized vs. Black Annealed Box Wire: What’s the Difference?
Both wire types are durable and easy to use, but each offers unique advantages:

• Galvanized Box Wire: Coated for protection against rust and corrosion, making it ideal for outdoor or high-moisture environments. It has a long service life and maintains strength in tough conditions. 
• Black Annealed Box Wire: Heat-treated for greater flexibility and coated with a light oil for smooth feeding through baling machines. Its soft texture makes it easy to twist and tie by hand or with automatic equipment.