Annealed wire is a type of wire that has undergone annealing, a heat treatment process that increases its ductility and reduces its hardness. This makes it easier to work with and more flexible, which is beneficial for various applications.

Galvanized iron wire is extensively used in creating fencing and animal enclosures on farms. Its high tensile strength ensures that fences are robust enough to withstand the pressures exerted by livestock, keeping animals securely contained. The zinc coating on the wire prevents rust, even in outdoor conditions, ensuring that the fences remain durable and effective over long periods. Farmers use this wire to build various types of fencing, including barbed wire fences, which provide an additional layer of security. The longevity and low maintenance of galvanized iron wire fences make them a cost-effective solution for protecting crops from wildlife and securing livestock.

In addition to providing structural support, wall ties also play a role in controlling the movement of the wall due to factors such as temperature changes or settling of the building. By connecting the inner and outer layers of masonry, wall ties help to distribute any movement evenly across the wall, preventing cracking or other damage.