Black Annealed Wire Gains Rapid Popularity in Benin as a Durable, Flexible Material for Construction and Agriculture

Black annealed wire is one of the most widely used materials in Benin due to its versatility across construction, agriculture, hardware, and hand-craft industries. However, the market has long been troubled by poor-quality wire that is either too brittle, too soft, or difficult to unwind—slowing down work and increasing labor costs.

The newly exported batch features uniform annealing to provide ideal softness combined with high tensile strength. The wire bends easily without breaking, making it suitable for high-frequency tying tasks on construction sites.

User feedback from Benin highlighted several key advantages:

• Smooth handling with no cracking or sudden breakage

• Neatly wound coils that unwind cleanly without tangling

• Faster rebar tying for builders and contractors

• Strong holding power for packaging agricultural products such as cassava, palm fruits, and bananas

Thanks to its improved flexibility and strength, black annealed wire is quickly becoming a preferred choice among distributors and end users. As demand rises from both construction and agriculture, the product is expected to maintain strong growth across Benin in the coming years.