Black annealed wire is one of the most frequently used materials in Benin due to its versatility across construction, agriculture, manual crafts, and fencing. However, local buyers often face issues such as wire brittleness, excessive softness, poor tension, or tangled coils, which slow down work on job sites.

A hardware distributor from Abomey-Calavi approached us seeking a dependable supply of high-flexibility black annealed wire suited for both construction crews and agricultural users. Their priority was achieving the right balance between strength and softness, along with neat packaging for easy handling.

We delivered 2×40HQ containers of Black Annealed Wire, with coil weights and diameters tailored to the customer’s market preferences. The wire undergoes uniform annealing treatment to improve ductility and ensure smooth, effortless binding.

Field feedback from their customers showed:

• The wire bends easily without breaking

• Coils stay neat and do not tangle during unwinding

• Construction workers tie rebar faster and with less effort

• Farmers reported stronger binding performance during crop packaging and transport

This improved quality enabled the distributor to expand into new sales channels across rural markets, establishing black wire as a stable, high-turnover product.