Greenhouse films: PO & PE films (light diffusion/high transmission), anti-drip/anti-fog, IR heat-retention, Panda (black/white), mulch and silage films.
Agricultural netting: insect, shade, hail & anti-bird netting; PP woven ground cover.
Accessories: drip irrigation hose for protected cultivation and row crops.
Multi-layer blown film and precision compounding for consistent optical & mechanical properties.
Monofilament + tricot and PP weaving for durable mesh and floor coverings.
Customization to crop/climate/structure: width, thickness, mesh/GSM, shade rate, UV packages, colors.
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We manufacture PO & PE greenhouse films (with light diffusion, anti-drip/anti-fog, IR options), Panda (black/white) film, mulch & silage films, insect/shade/hail/anti-bird netting, PP woven ground cover, and drip irrigation hose—all engineered and produced in-house.
PO offers higher clarity and light diffusion for uniform canopies; PE is robust and cost-effective. We match film type, thickness, and functional packages (anti-drip/anti-fog/IR, UV) to your crop, climate (UV index), and greenhouse structure.
Yes. Films: width, thickness, color, diffusion/IR, UV package, roll length. Netting: mesh, shade rate, color, width/length, edge finishing. Drip hose: diameter, wall thickness, emitter spacing/flow.
Service life depends on UV index, chemicals, wind/sand, and installation.
usually the minimum order quantity is 1 ton. However, they vary by item/spec. As the manufacturer, we schedule for predictable shipments once specs are fixed. Share your target dimensions and date—we’ll confirm MOQ and a firm timeline.
We ship under FOB/CFR/CIF with protective packaging and clear labeling. Export docs include invoice, packing list, bill of lading, and origin/certificates as required; COA/test reports available on request. Sample, sure is provide.
choose the shape for how the net will be installed. Diamond mesh suits nets that are draped and pulled over rows, because it stretches and settles over the canopy. Square mesh suits nets fixed on frames or wires, where you want the holes to keep their shape. Then get the hole size and the anchoring right, because that's what actually keeps birds out.
Woven net is made of yarns crossing over and under each other, so it's flatter and more stable, but its cut edges have to be finished or they fray. For most farm, greenhouse and nursery work, where nets get cut to fit and take wind, knitted is the easier choice.
It's which pest you actually need to stop, and how much screen area your vents and fans need so the house doesn't overheat once the screen is on. Pick the mesh for the smallest pest that matters, then size the screened area to match.
In practice that means netting the roof void above the racking, the canopy over the loading docks, and any ledges or beams where birds perch or nest, using a mesh small enough for the species you have, fixed tight on a proper cable frame.
