
Threaded Rod vs Zip-Clip
Zip-Clip are manufacturers and innovators of high specification suspension systems for all your HVAC, Electrical, Signage and Seismic requirements, offering a range of innovative products designed for speed and ease of use.
Some of the benefits of using Zip-Clip products are listed below.
LOGISTICS
Reduced material content
Weight reductions therefore payload increases
Eliminates transit damage
Increased volume on vehicle
Project application specific
Reduced number of deliveries
Identification of project specific materials
Eliminates sub-contractor theft
Goods securely stored.
Zip-Clip are manufacturers and innovators of high specification suspension systems for all your HVAC, Electrical, Signage and Seismic requirements, offering a range of innovative products designed for speed and ease of use.
Some of the benefits of using Zip-Clip products are listed below.
LABOUR
Reduced labour time, no preparation stage
Easily identifiable products
Reduced number of components
Bespoke product for application specific
Rapid adjustment capabilities
Limited tooling required.
A familiar application
Traditionally you may have specified a threaded rod; a type of metal fastener with threads cut into both ends, when requiring a high-spec suspension solution.
Resembling the shank of a screw, they tend to be longer and thicker than a standard screw. Threaded rods don’t have heads or washers like those found on a screw-on bolt, and tend to be the same diameter along their entire length.
Depending on the model, a threaded rod may feature threads along the entire length, or simply at either end. This product is sometimes known as all-thread, and can also be referred to simply as a stud.
Frequently used to join two materials together, a threaded rod also serves as a popular method of hanging sheet metal ducts and other equipment within a building. Installers attach one end of the rod to the ceiling structure, and then thread the other end into a special fastener or clip. These clips or fasteners can then be used to hang ductwork, light fixtures, or mechanical equipment.
When choosing threaded rod, buyers must consider a number of factors to select the right product for the job: the type of material used, length and diameter of each threaded rod, type of threading on each rod and visual appearance.
If you would like more information or support, please contact our dedicated Unistrut technical team on technical@dpbuildingsystems.co.uk or to obtain supported project pricing please contact our Unistrut sales team on Unistrut@dpbuildingsystems.co.uk or 0121 706 7777

