UV Resistant PE Greenhouse Film Agriculture Clear Polythene Greenhouse Cover

UV Resistant PE Greenhouse Film for Modern Agriculture

Product description:

PE greenhouse film is an agricultural covering film made from linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) as the base material, combined with functional additives such as anti-aging, anti-fogging, heat preservation, and UV blocking, and produced through a multi-layer co-extrusion process. It is also the greenhouse film product with the largest global usage in greenhouse planting.

Technical Parameters:

Advantages:

1. Excellent and Long-Lasting Light Transmittance: Initial visible light transmittance exceeds 90%, with moderate haze, resulting in soft and even light inside the greenhouse that won't scorch crops. Combined with a built-in anti-fogging formula, water droplets don't accumulate on the inner walls, preventing light blockage, and light transmittance decreases slowly with long-term use.

2. Long-Lasting Anti-Fog and Anti-Drip Effects, Reducing Crop Diseases: Contains anti-fogging ingredients that provide long-lasting effects for over 3 years. No white fog inside the greenhouse; water droplets quickly slide off the membrane walls, reducing humidity and effectively inhibiting downy mildew, gray mold, and other diseases.

3. Weather-Resistant and Anti-Aging, Long Service Life: The raw materials include UV-blocking and anti-aging masterbatches to prevent UV damage to the membrane and resist sun, wind, rain, and frost. The standard version lasts for 3 years, while the thickened long-lasting version lasts 3-5 years.

4. Outstanding Heat Insulation and Temperature Control: Possesses high infrared blocking capabilities, locking in heat emitted from the soil and crops at night, reducing the day-night temperature difference. Provides excellent heat insulation during cold seasons, preventing frost damage, fruit cracking, and flower bud damage.

Product Application:

1. Fruit and Vegetable Greenhouse: Overwintering and off-season cultivation of fruits and vegetables such as tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, strawberries, grapes, and watermelons, increasing yield and improving quality.

2. Flower and Seedling Greenhouse: Cultivation of seedlings of roses, lilies, succulents, and fruits and vegetables, providing soft light protection and improving seedling survival rates.

3. Simple Arched Greenhouses and Early Spring Short-Term Greenhouses: Early spring frost protection for open fields and rain protection for seedlings, providing short-term, low-cost covering.

4. Livestock Insulation Greenhouses: Poultry farming sheds and simple aquaculture insulation greenhouses, providing wind protection, heat preservation, and humidity regulation.