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Lead screws, the invisible load-bearing framework of a ceiling system, are a core component ensuring the stability and safety of the ceiling. Their key selling points lie in their reliable material, strong load-bearing capacity, easy installation, and durability, making them ideal for a variety of ceiling installation scenarios, from home renovations to industrial installations.
Lead screws not only resist corrosion in environments with humidity and oil smoke, preventing rust, peeling, and loosening after long-term use, but also ensure they are free of impurities and cracks, eliminating the risk of ceiling collapse caused by material defects. They are particularly suitable for use in humid areas such as kitchens and bathrooms.
Load-bearing performance is the core competitive advantage of ceiling lead screws. Through precise thread processing and a thickened rod design, lead screws can achieve stable loads of 50kg-200kg per rod. When used with matching expansion bolts, elevator clips, and other accessories, they evenly distribute the weight of ceiling joists and panels. Even when suspending heavy equipment such as bathroom heaters and ventilation systems, they maintain long-term stability, avoiding the bending and breakage problems of traditional thin rods and providing a "double guarantee" for ceiling safety. Ease of installation significantly improves construction efficiency. The ceiling screw utilizes a standardized thread design, eliminating the need for complex tools. The length can be quickly adjusted with a wrench to accommodate installation requirements at varying floor heights. Furthermore, both ends of the rod connect directly to expansion bolts and keel hangers, minimizing installation errors and enabling a single operator to complete the installation. Compared to traditional welded ceiling brackets, this screw reduces installation time by over 30% and labor costs.
The ceiling screw is also vibration- and deformation-resistant, effectively mitigating the effects of external vibration on the ceiling in crowded areas like high-rise residential buildings and shopping malls. Furthermore, its high compatibility allows it to be used with a variety of panel materials, including gypsum board, aluminum gussets, and integrated ceiling panels. Whether used in residential living rooms and bedrooms, industrial office buildings, or hotel lobbies, it can meet the requirements of various ceiling styles, making it an ideal choice for both safety and efficiency in ceiling construction.
