Steel Metal Wire 100g

Product Description

STEMAids Steel Metal Wire 100g provides steel wire in a stated net quantity of 100 g. Steel wire is commonly used in educational activities that require a strong, shapeable metallic component. The exact steel grade, wire diameter, temper, surface finish and corrosion-protection treatment must be confirmed before the wire is selected for a specific experiment.

The 100 g quantity is suitable for controlled distribution across laboratory groups and small project teams. Teachers can use measured sections for model construction, magnetism demonstrations and material-property investigations without issuing a large industrial coil. Suitability for bending, winding or load-bearing work depends on the confirmed gauge and hardness.

Key Features

• Defined 100 g quantity: Provides a manageable amount for classroom experiments and small projects.
• Steel wire construction: Suitable for compatible activities requiring a metallic wire component.
• Versatile educational material: Supports model making, material studies and supervised STEM prototyping.
• Controlled allocation: Laboratory staff can cut measured sections according to each activity.
• Reusable material: Clean, undamaged offcuts can be retained for later practical work.
• Simple to measure and prepare: The wire can be measured and cut with tools appropriate to its confirmed diameter.
• Suitable for institutional procurement: The compact pack can be included in science laboratory consumables inventories.

Technical Specifications

What’s Included in the Kit

• One 100 g quantity of steel metal wire.
• Product label or outer packaging.
• No cutting tools, pliers, connectors or experiment instructions are confirmed as included.

Applications / Uses

• Educational demonstrations involving metallic and magnetic materials, subject to grade verification.
• Construction of frames, supports and wire forms for science models.
• STEM prototyping and classroom engineering challenges.
• Comparison of the physical properties of different metals and wires.
• Coil-forming demonstrations where the confirmed diameter and temper are suitable.
• Preparation of wire samples for supervised bending or shaping activities.

How to Use the Steel Metal Wire 100g

1. Confirm the wire grade, diameter, finish and hardness for the planned activity.
2. Wear eye protection and inspect the wire for corrosion, sharp ends or damaged sections.
3. Measure the required length using a ruler or measuring tape.
4. Cut the wire with a suitable wire cutter while directing the cut end away from people.
5. Use appropriate pliers or a forming tool to bend or shape the section.
6. Secure the wire properly before incorporating it into a model or experiment.
7. Collect sharp offcuts immediately and store reusable sections in a labelled container.

Safety note: Cut wire ends can cause puncture injuries. Use the wire under trained supervision, wear suitable eye protection and gloves where required, and never use an unverified wire for mains electrical connections or critical load-bearing applications.

Care & Maintenance

• Store the steel wire in a clean, dry container to reduce the risk of corrosion.
• Keep the wire coiled or restrained to prevent tangling and sudden uncoiling.
• Wipe away moisture or contamination with a dry cloth before storage.
• Place short or sharp offcuts in the laboratory’s designated metal-waste container.

Why Choose STEMAids

STEMAids supplies scientific laboratory products, educational models, experiment materials and STEM learning resources for institutional use. Its product range supports practical science teaching in schools, colleges, laboratories and learning centres. Buyers can explore related physics laboratory equipment, general laboratory products, STEM education kits and the complete STEMAids educational product range. Technical fields that affect product suitability should be confirmed before institutional or export procurement.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Steel Metal Wire 100g used for?

It is used for supervised science activities, STEM prototypes, educational model construction and material-property demonstrations that require steel wire.

How much steel wire is supplied?

The stated net quantity is 100 g. The total length cannot be calculated until the wire diameter and steel density specification are confirmed.

What is the diameter or gauge of the steel wire?

The diameter or gauge is not confirmed. Buyers should verify it before ordering because gauge affects flexibility, strength, resistance and total length.

Is this wire magnetic?

Magnetic behaviour depends on the steel grade and metallurgical composition. The grade must be confirmed before the product is specified for a magnetism experiment.

Can students cut and bend the wire?

Students may cut and shape it during an appropriate supervised activity. Suitable cutters, pliers, eye protection and safe handling of sharp ends are required.

Is the steel wire coated or corrosion resistant?

No coating, plating or corrosion-resistant grade has been confirmed. Store the product in dry conditions and request finish details when corrosion resistance is important.