Precision wire handling for modern production
From micro wire to heavy rod, our straighteners, guides, and drive units deliver the consistency your downstream processes demand. Reduce scrap, minimize downtime, and protect your tooling investment.
- Achieve consistent straightness at production speeds
- Quick changeovers with minimal setup time
- Safeguard downstream tooling from damage

Your Wire Processing Flow
Wire Straightening Showcase
Featured series for wire processing — curated for this solution
Industry Applications
Where our equipment proves its value
Wire drawing & annealing
Improve straightness, alignment, and feed stability
Bunching & stranding
Improve straightness, alignment, and feed stability
Rope & cable production
Improve straightness, alignment, and feed stability
Spring manufacturing
Improve straightness, alignment, and feed stability
Coating & plating
Improve straightness, alignment, and feed stability
Cut-to-length lines
Improve straightness, alignment, and feed stability
Mesh & fence production
Improve straightness, alignment, and feed stability
Automotive wire processing
Improve straightness, alignment, and feed stability
Proven Results
What our wire industry customers achieve
Average reduction in wire scrap and rework
Reduction in line stoppages from wire issues
Extended downstream tooling lifespan
Technical Resources
How2Straight
One-time subscriptionConfigure your Witels products with guided setup, calculators, and material data — a one-time subscription for ongoing access.
Get AccessCommon Questions
How do I choose the right roller count and pitch?
The optimal configuration depends on your wire diameter, material properties, and required straightness. Higher roller counts provide better results for materials with high residual stress.
When should I use double-plane straightening?
Double-plane straightening is recommended when you need to correct curvature in both vertical and horizontal planes, or when achieving tight tolerances at higher speeds.
What's the difference between concentric and precision guides?
Concentric guides center wire quickly with minimal wear, while precision guides offer individual roller adjustment for fine control and specific alignment requirements.
Can you customize groove profiles for specific materials?
Yes, we offer custom groove profiles based on your wire material, diameter range, and surface requirements. Our engineering team will help optimize the design.
Ready to optimize your wire line?
Get expert recommendations for your specific application