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MS Binding Wire (Mild Steel Binding Wire) is a soft, annealed, and highly flexible steel wire used mainly for tying, fastening, and binding applications. Made from low-carbon mild steel, it offers excellent ductility, uniform thickness, and reliable strength, making it ideal for construction, fabrication, and general-purpose binding work.

The wire’s smooth surface and flexibility allow easy twisting and knotting without breaking, providing strong and secure binding for TMT bars, shuttering, and reinforcement structures.

Here’s a detailed description of what MS (Mild Steel) Binding Wire means — its properties, specifications, typical uses and what to check when buying 👇

📌 What is MS Binding Wire

• “MS” stands for Mild Steel — a low-carbon steel that’s widely used to manufacture binding wire for construction and general tying/fixing applications. Wirehouse+2Niaara Fence+2

• “Binding Wire” refers to relatively thin, flexible wire used to tie or bind materials together — most commonly used to tie reinforcement bars (rebars) in reinforced-concrete (RCC) construction.

Here’s a description of TATA 20 SWG MS Binding Wires (or typical 20 SWG mild-steel binding wire, similar to what “TATA 20 SWG MS Binding Wire” refers to) — what it is, its specs, and how it’s used ��

�� What is 20 SWG MS Binding Wire

• “MS” stands for Mild Steel — a low-carbon steel that is commonly used for making binding wire. 

• The “20 SWG” refers to the Standard Wire Gauge (SWG) — a measure of the thickness (diameter) of the wire. For 20 SWG, that typically corresponds to about 0.90 mm diameter. 

• Binding wire is usually supplied in coils or bundles — common coil/bundle weights range from 20 kg to 50 kg (or 25 kg bundles) depending on supplie