Tie Rod

The Tie Rod is a fixed tool designed to penetrate thin-walled materials (such as gypsum board, wood materials), suitable for a variety of scenarios: home decoration (installation of furniture, mirrors, etc., aperture adaptation to 5-8mm), office (fixed whiteboard, document shelf), commercial places (billboard, lighting equipment installation) and industrial field (pipes, wire fixing). When using, attention should be paid to parameter matching: the diameter of the screw (usually 5-10mm) and length (30-100mm) should be selected according to the load-bearing needs to avoid fixing failure or material damage caused by improper dimensions. The installation needs to be equipped with an electric drill (the drill bit matches the screw diameter) and a screwdriver to ensure stability after precise punching. Note: Not suitable for thick-walled materials such as concrete.

Tie Rod, the full name is wall pull screw. It is a screw with a whole body as a screw, with mountain cards and nuts used to connect the fixed formwork in engineering buildings, and the material is usually ordinary carbon structural steel.

Classification of wall threads:

1. Threaded screws, all screws with screws, are components of the pull screw through the wall.

2. Ordinary Tie Rods, composed of thread screws, mountain cards and nuts, play the role of fixing the formwork in engineering building construction, and can be reused when the formwork is removed from the wall.

3. Waterstop screw, on the basis of ordinary Tie Rod, welded waterstop plate, plays the role of water stop, is often used in housing construction, box culverts, basements, sewage treatment plants and other engineering construction.

Features of wall through screws:

1. Simple structure and low manufacturing cost.

2. The pressure and tensile force are strong.

3. Small size, light weight of the unit, and extremely flexible handling, storage and use.

4. Easy to install and dismantle, and can be reused.