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MALIN Galvanized Annealed Baling Wire, 24 ga, 0.023 in, Spool - Spool Baling Wire
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MALIN Galvanized Annealed Baling Wire, 24 ga, 0.023 in, Spool

The MALIN COMPANY Baling Wire is a galvanized annealed spool baling wire with a 24 ga wire gauge and 0.023 in wire diameter (MPN 10-0230-014S). This product is supplied as a spool for baling applications.

SKU 3G-OTH-582982

Also listed as: 100230014S · 10 0230 014S

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MALIN
Item
Galvanized Annealed Baling Wire, 24 ga, 0.023 in, Spool
Part Number
10-0230-014S
Category
Spool Baling Wire
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Technical Specifications

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Manufacturer Part Number
10-0230-014S
Type
Galvanized, 24 ga Wire Gauge
Wire Dia
0.023 in
Wire Finish
Galvanized Annealed

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Product Description

The MALIN COMPANY Baling Wire is a galvanized annealed spool baling wire with a 24 ga wire gauge and 0.023 in wire diameter (MPN 10-0230-014S). This product is supplied as a spool for baling applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is MALIN COMPANY baling wire used for?

MALIN COMPANY galvanized annealed baling wire is used for tying and securing bales in recycling, agriculture, and industrial packaging. Its 24 ga gauge and 0.023 in diameter provide reliable strength for manual or automatic balers.

What are the specifications of MALIN COMPANY baling wire 10-0230-014S?

The MALIN COMPANY baling wire MPN 10-0230-014S is a galvanized annealed spool wire with 24 ga wire gauge and 0.023 in wire diameter. It is supplied on a spool for baling applications.

Where to buy MALIN COMPANY baling wire worldwide?

3G Electric supplies MALIN COMPANY baling wire worldwide. We handle full logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to your facility. Contact us for pricing and lead time on this galvanized annealed spool wire.

How to select the right baling wire gauge for my baler?

Select baling wire gauge based on your baler manufacturer’s recommendations and the density of materials being baled. MALIN COMPANY offers 24 ga galvanized annealed wire for general-purpose baling. Always verify wire diameter and finish compatibility with your equipment.

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3G Electric supplies MALIN spool baling wire. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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