Shade Net

Product Description

Shade Net Specifications

Shade nets are engineered to manage solar radiation and microclimates. Their performance is defined by how much light they block and how long they last under direct sun.

* Material Composition: Primary construction is High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE). It is treated with UV Stabilizers and Anti-Oxidants to prevent thermal degradation and sun-bleaching.
* Shade Factor (Density): Categorized by the percentage of light blocked.
* *5% to *0%: Used for vegetables (tomatoes, peppers) requiring high photosynthesis.
   * *0% to *5%: Standard for nurseries, decorative plants, and livestock housing.
   * *0% to *5%: Used for privacy screens, car parking, and extreme heat protection.
* Fabric Type:
* Knitted: Uses a "lock-stitch" pattern that prevents unraveling if the net is cut or torn.
   * Woven: Typically heavier and used for industrial windbreaks or heavy-duty screening.
* Durability: Usually rated for a lifespan of 3 to 5 years depending on the UV concentration of the region.
* Weight (GSM): Varies from *0 GSM (light agricultural) to **0+ GSM (heavy-duty architectural).

Packaging Details:

* Format: Typically supplied in rolls or bundles (for pre-cut sizes).
* Core: Wound around a heavy-duty cardboard or PVC core to prevent crushing during transit.
* Outer Wrap: Encased in a LDPE (Low-Density Polyethylene) film or a woven PP sack to protect against moisture and dust.
* Labeling: Includes GSM, shade percentage, roll dimensions (e.g., 3m x *0m), and manufacturing date.

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Mosquito Net Specifications
Mosquito nets focus on "aperture size"—blocking the insect while allowing enough "open area" for air circulation.

* Material Composition:
* Polyester (Multifilament): Soft, lightweight, and common for bed nets.
   * Polyethylene (Monofilament): Stiffer and more durable, often used for window screens.
   * Fiberglass: PVC-coated for fire resistance and high visibility (common in "invisible" screens).
* Mesh Density (WHO Standard):
* Minimum of **6 holes per square inch (approx. *5 holes per square cm) for standard protection.
   * For smaller insects (midges), densities reach **0+ holes per square inch.
* Denier (Fiber Thickness):
* *0 Denier: Lightweight and very breathable.
   * *5 to **0 Denier: Standard for long-lasting durability and tear resistance.
* Bursting Strength: Measured in Kilopascals (kPa). High-quality nets range from **0 to **0 kPa.
* Shrinkage: Controlled to less than 5% after multiple washes.

Packaging Details:

* Retail/Individual: Folded into vacuum-sealed polybags or PVC zipper bags to minimize volume.
* Bulk/Wholesale: Packed in bales (usually *0 to **0 units per bale) compressed and wrapped in waterproof woven fabric with steel strapping.
* Hardware (if applicable): For window screens, mesh rolls are wrapped in bubble wrap and placed in corrugated cardboard cartons to prevent edge damage.