Helping You With Your Wire Manufacturing Needs
Barnfather Wire is the UK’s leading independent wire production company, specialising in the manufacturing of high-quality drawn wire products. With a commitment to excellence, we combine extensive industry experience with cutting edge technology to ensure that our products meet the highest standards.
A Passion For Quality Steel Wire Products
Located in the West Midlands, our state-of-the-art facility allows us to provide both stock and bespoke products to meet our customer requirements. We take pride in our diverse customer base, which includes blue chip companies supplying some of the worlds most renowned brands, as well as small and medium sized British manufacturers.
One of our notable achievements was supplying the wire used to create the stems of the 888,264 poppies for the ‘Blood swept land and seas of red’ display at the Tower of London. At Barnfather Wire, we are dedicated to delivering exceptional wire products that meet and exceed our customers expectations. Whether you need standard wire products or customised solutions, we are here to provide you with the highest quality and reliable service.
About Barnfather Wire
At Barnfather Wire Midlands, our team is at the heart of our success. With over 40 dedicated individuals, including machine operatives to directors, we have a wealth of in-depth, hands-on experience in the wire industry. Each member of our team is highly knowledgeable about our products and has a deep understanding of the wire manufacturing process.
We take pride in our ability to provide expert advice and guidance to our customers. Drawing on our extensive knowledge, we can offer tailored wire solutions that meet their specific requirements. Whether you need assistance with product selection, customisation, or any other aspect of wire solutions, our team is here to help.
Tower of London Poppies
One of our notable achievements was to supply the wire used to create the stems of the 888,264 poppies for the ‘Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red’ at the Tower of London display.