Compared with ordinary wire roller racks, how durable is this Horn-Shaped Handle Paint Roller Frame?

Ordinary wire roller racks usually use low-carbon steel wire that has not been treated with rust prevention. After long-term contact with water-based paint or humid environment, it is easy to rust, resulting in reduced structural strength or even breakage. This Horn-Shaped Handle Paint Roller Frame uses a galvanized steel frame with a galvanized surface, which has excellent rust and corrosion resistance. Even if used for a long time in a humid environment, it is not easy to rust, which greatly extends the service life.

Ordinary wire roller racks generally use a simple 2-3-wire structure with limited load-bearing capacity. When applying high-viscosity paint (such as latex paint, texture paint), it is easy to deform, resulting in loose roller sleeves or uneven painting. This product uses a 4-wire galvanized steel cage frame, which has a more stable structure, can evenly disperse the paint pressure, reduce the risk of frame deformation, and ensure a smoother painting process, especially suitable for high-intensity construction needs.

The handles of ordinary roller racks are mostly simple straight-handled plastic or metal rods, which are easy to fatigue after holding for a long time, and the joints are easy to loosen and fall off. This roller rack adopts an angular plastic handle + metal ring reinforcement design, which is ergonomic, more comfortable to hold and reduces wrist fatigue. The addition of the metal ring enhances the connection strength between the handle and the rod body, avoiding loosening or breakage after long-term use, and improving overall durability.

Ordinary wire roller racks are usually suitable for short-term, small-area DIY painting, and are not suitable for frequent use or high-load construction. This galvanized steel Horn-Shaped Handle Paint Roller Frame is designed for professional construction and large-area painting. It has a stronger structure and can be repeatedly cleaned and reused. It is especially suitable for scenes such as walls and ceilings that require long-term operations, and it is more cost-effective for long-term use.