What are the recent application trends of stone undercut anchor in the field of stone fixing technology?- Jiangsu Aozheng Metal Products Co., Ltd.

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What are the recent application trends of stone undercut anchor in the field of stone fixing technology?

In the field of stone fixing technology, the application trends of stone undercut anchor in recent years are mainly reflected in the following aspects:

Improved safety and stability: Due to its unique design and installation method, stone undercut anchor provides higher fixing strength and stability. It is widely used in construction projects that require high load bearing, such as high-rise buildings, bridges and restoration projects of historical buildings.

Strong adaptability: With the diversification of architectural design, the application scope of stone undercut anchor is also expanding. It can adapt to various types of stone and different installation environments, including irregular stone surfaces and complex structural requirements.

Environmental protection and sustainability: The modern construction industry pays more and more attention to environmental protection and sustainability. The design of stone undercut anchor not only reduces the damage to stone, but also improves the long-term durability of the structure, which meets the requirements of green buildings.

Technology integration: With the development of digital technology, the design and installation process of stone undercut anchor begins to integrate more computer-aided design (CAD) and building information modeling (BIM) technologies. This makes the design process more precise and optimizes the installation efficiency.

Market Demand Growth: As the demand for high-performance fixing solutions in construction and restoration projects increases, the market demand for stone undercut anchor is also rising. Especially in demanding engineering projects, it is increasingly being adopted to ensure the long-term stability and safety of the structure.