Galvanized steel omega profile

Common Uses
Omega channels are versatile structural elements used in various applications:
Suspended Ceilings: They are extensively used to create the metal framework for suspended or drop ceilings, providing a stable structure to attach plasterboard or gypsum boards.
Wall Framing and Furring: They provide a framework for wall lining on drywall applications, helping to level uneven walls and creating a gap for insulation or utilities.
Roofing Systems: They function as purlins or battens (horizontal supports) to which roofing panels or tiles can be attached, ensuring structural integrity and load distribution.
Exterior Cladding: In facade systems, they serve as a substructure for attaching exterior panels and can also act as ventilation channels.
General Construction: Their high strength-to-weight ratio and resistance to bending and corrosion make them suitable for industrial framing, support beams, and modular structures.