HDPE Anti-hail Net

.Products Description:

• Produced with 100% Pure HDPE virgin material
• UV stabilized and Anti-oxidant (OX) - Long life
• long life, low cost, light and fold easily,
• Offer excellent insect protection for the Greenhouse
• Crystal , black , Transparent , 43gsm  45g/m2, ,51gsm , 55gsm ,65gsm ,72gsm 
• Mesh size: 2.5/2.5,   2.5/3,  2.5/3.5,  2.5/4, 4/4 

ANTI-HAIL AND WIND BREAK NET

- Our anti-hail nets are made with Leno/Gauze weave and offer excellent hail protection. The nets are produced using high-density polyethylene monofilament (HDPE) that is UV stabilised and contains anti-oxidant (OX) additives. The “English-Turn” Leno weave gives the net extra strength, while the lateral selvedges and the central area of the netting are reinforced by an increase in the yarn threads in order to permit a strong and secure netting installation. 

These anti-hail nets are available in several mesh sizes and in crystal transparent (natural white), black and green colours.

STANDARD ROLL SIZES (MONOFOLDED ROLLS):

Widths from 0.25 mt up to 6.20 mt and lengths from 100 mt to 1800 ml (as per client request).

CUSTOM SEWN ROLLS:

Widths from 6.20 mt up to 14.50 mt and lengths from 100 to 700 ml (as per client request).

Roll Package :

Woven Process

Usage For Greenhouse

Customer servise 

We promise if there is anything wrong with our product and it is our responsibility, we would accept the request of returning the goods and refund back to the clients.

Because we are confident with the quality of our product and the competitive price.

The Anti hail  netting and the permeable agrotextiles that we manufacture at ShunGeng are made with a plain weave using high-density polyethylene monofilament yarn, which has been stabilised against weathering.

As well as protecting crops against inclement weather and their climate-controlling effect, the products in the Anti-Hail range are well suited, thanks to the small size of their pores, to protecting crops from insects and the diseases they bring with them, thus preventing the damage caused to plants and fruit.