Spherical reticulated shell structures boast a high level of industrialization. While their manufacture requires sophisticated industrial equipment and stringent processing standards, compared to other building structures, spherical reticulated shells exhibit a high degree of industrialization, allowing for mass production and high manufacturing accuracy. Employing a construction method of factory fabrication and on-site installation reduces construction time, lowers costs, and improves economic efficiency.

　　Spherical reticulated shell structures are well-suited for large-span roofs due to their spatial support capabilities, high bending stiffness, material efficiency, good vibration resistance, relatively low structural density, and aesthetically pleasing design. Currently, large-scale stadiums, exhibition halls, cinemas, factories, and warehouses frequently utilize spherical reticulated shell structures for their roofing. The widespread application prospects are driving increased interest in this structural type.