Galvanized steel wire is defined as a steel wire that has been coated with zinc to protect it from corrosion called galvanization.

The galvanization process involves applying a zinc layer to the steel wire’s surface, creating a barrier that prevents oxygen and water from reaching the steel, which causes it to rust.

Galvanized steel wire is used in various applications, including construction, fencing, and agriculture.

It is also often used as an electrical conductor because it is less to corrode than other types of wire. Galvanized steel wire is an important material that helps prolong steel products’ life and protect them from the elements.