In the cable and wire industry, black annealed wire is often used as an internal support component within cables. This internal support is essential for maintaining the structural integrity of the cables, especially those that are subjected to bending, twisting, and other mechanical stresses during installation and use. The wire's flexibility allows it to bend without breaking, while its strength provides the necessary support to keep the cable's core components aligned and protected. This is particularly important in applications where cables are regularly moved or flexed, such as in robotics, machinery, and various industrial settings. Similarly, galvanized wire finds extensive use in this industry due to its strength and corrosion resistance. The galvanized wire serves as an internal support for cables, playing a crucial role in maintaining their structural integrity, especially in applications subjected to bending, twisting, and other mechanical stresses during installation and use.

In addition to reinforcing concrete, chicken wire mesh is also commonly used in plastering walls. The mesh is attached to the wall studs before plaster is applied, creating a strong and durable surface. The mesh helps to prevent cracking and shrinking of the plaster, providing a smooth and even finish. It also helps to improve the insulation properties of the wall, making it more energy-efficient.

Brick wall wire mesh also known as brick reinforcing coil  or brick wire mesh, is essential for reinforcing masonry structures. It is embedded in the mortar joints of brick walls to enhance tensile strength and prevent cracking. This reinforcement is particularly important in areas prone to seismic activity or where additional structural support is needed.