Answer / himanshu lohani

The answer is ductility..................
Malleability is indeed the ability to draw into thin sheets......

Answer / shiva

ductility. that means ability to withstand high tensile
force (this is the actul definition)
whereas malleabilty means ability to withstand high
compressive force ( that is the ability to drawn into thin
sheets)

Answer / vijay

the ability to draw wire is Ductility

malleabity is flatten to sheets...

Answer / naseeb ahmeds

Ductility is a property of material which can absorb tensile
forces without break thats why they used in wire drawing
purpose.
Malleability is for compressive strength

Answer / pjagan89

the ABILITY TO DRAW WIRES is CALLED DUCTILITY.
Malleability is the ability to draw wires into thin sheets.



Answer: DUCTILITY

Answer / k. murali

The ability of material drawn into wire is called ductility

Answer / naresh

its is ductility as malleability dealsindrawing sheets

Answer / bala

ability to draw wires

Answer / guest

ductility

Answer / vivek kumar srivastava

malleabity is the property of material and ability to drawn
the wire

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