Wire manufacturing is the process of producing wire from various materials, primarily metals like copper and aluminum. The process typically begins with drawing, where large metal rods are pulled through a series of dies to reduce their diameter and increase their length. This method allows for the creation of wires of different thicknesses, suitable for various applications. After drawing, the wire may undergo additional processes such as annealing, which involves heating to soften the metal, or coating to enhance properties like corrosion resistance. The final product is used in numerous industries, including construction, electronics, and automotive, for tasks ranging from electrical wiring to structural support.