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Anti Insect Net different mesh green house

Anti Insect Net different mesh green house

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Insect Net


Effectively restrain the intrusion of vermin's larva, cut off the pass of vermin's propagation, conquer the abuse of chemical pesticide, Anti - insect and disaster effectively, suitable for shading and windbreak. It is the expert net for green vegetables.


Material

base  fabric

Fabric  Weight

Uv.  Content

Temperature  range

HDPE

80gsm  up to 200gsm

Standard  Weight: 80gsm, 110gsm, 125gsm

0.3%  or 0.5%

-40  ~ +80oC




 Mesh No. : 12mesh to 50mesh
 Width : 1m、2m、3.6m、 4m
 Length : 50m、100m、200m




Applications:

- Being aneffective protection against insects like white fly, etc.

- Helpingreduce the use of phytosanitary products against insects/plagues.

- Allowingmaximum ventilation in hot seasons.


Packing: rolls on cardboard tubes& wrapped in plastic.

Q: What are some ground cover options for regions with high foot traffic or play areas?
Some ground cover options for regions with high foot traffic or play areas include artificial turf, rubber mulch, gravel, and interlocking pavers. These options provide durability, safety, and low maintenance, making them suitable for areas that experience constant use and heavy activity.
Q: I'm very aware whats happening in our environment, I'm wondering what if the world is filled with plastic. How many years this will last?
The biggest current threat to the conventional plastics industry is likely to be environmental concerns, including the release of toxic pollutants, greenhouse gas, litter, biodegradable and non-biodegrable landfill impact as a result of the production and disposal of petroleum and petroleum-based plastics. For decades one of the great appeals of plastics have been their low price as compared to other materials. Yet in recent years the cost of plastics has been rising dramatically. A major cause of the increase is the sharply rising cost of petroleum, the raw material that is chemically altered to form commercial plastics. As the cost of plastic hinges on the cost of petroleum, should petroleum prices rise so will the cost of plastic. This affects the commercial viability of some plastic products and their manfacturers. With some observers suggesting that future oil reserves are uncertain the price of petroleum may increase further, and thus alternatives are being sought. Oil shale and tar oil are alternatives for plastic production but are expensive. Scientists are seeking cheaper and better alternatives to petroleum-based plastics, and many candidates are in laboratories all over the world. One promising alternative on the horizon may involve processing fructose found in simple sugar to provide an alternative for some types of plastic
Q: Can ground cover plants be used to attract birds?
Yes, ground cover plants can be used to attract birds. Ground cover plants provide shelter, nesting sites, and food sources like seeds, berries, and insects, which are all attractive to many bird species. By selecting specific ground cover plants that are known to be bird-friendly, such as low-growing shrubs or perennials, you can create an inviting habitat that will attract and support a variety of bird species.
Q: Can ground cover be used to create a natural-looking border around a pond or water feature?
Yes, ground cover can definitely be used to create a natural-looking border around a pond or water feature. By selecting low-growing plants that thrive in moist environments, such as creeping thyme, mondo grass, or creeping Jenny, you can create a visually appealing and cohesive transition between the water feature and the surrounding landscape. Ground cover helps to soften the edges, prevent erosion, and enhance the overall natural aesthetic of the area.
Q: How are plastic tree guards used in forestry?
Plastic tree guards are commonly used in forestry to protect young trees from various external elements, such as browsing animals, herbicides, wind, and frost. These guards are typically placed around the base of the trees to create a physical barrier, preventing damage and promoting healthy growth. Additionally, the plastic guards also create a microclimate that aids in moisture retention and temperature regulation, further supporting the tree's establishment and survival in challenging environments.
Q: What are the different types of additives used in agricultural plastic products?
The different types of additives used in agricultural plastic products include UV stabilizers, antioxidants, colorants, plasticizers, flame retardants, and antimicrobial agents.
Q: How bad is it if you put plastic stuff in the recycling that doesn't have a sign? I mean, honestly, it's still plastic--perhaps lower grade, but still plastic...
It okorder to find out more about recycling.
Q: Can ground cover plants be used to attract beneficial insects like ladybugs or lacewings?
Yes, ground cover plants can indeed be used to attract beneficial insects like ladybugs or lacewings. These plants provide shelter, food sources, and breeding grounds for these beneficial insects, which in turn help control pests in the garden. By incorporating specific ground cover plants that attract these insects, gardeners can create a more balanced and eco-friendly environment for their plants.
Q: How do you prevent ground cover plants from competing with ornamental grasses?
One way to prevent ground cover plants from competing with ornamental grasses is by creating physical barriers between them, such as installing edging or using mulch to create distinct borders around each type of plant. Additionally, regular maintenance practices like weeding, pruning, and selective watering can help control the growth and spread of ground cover plants, ensuring they do not overshadow or outcompete the ornamental grasses.
Q: Out of plastics available to the public, which type of plastic has the greatest tensile strength, and which type has the greatest compressive strength?Thanks!
The greatest tensile strength, as I recall from our Polymers subject, is Polyamides or it is more famous in our country by its brand name: Nylon. It is commonly used and seen as a kind of thick thread, maybe because of its very high tensile strength, that this plastic are commonly seen by the public ONLY as threads. Honestly, polyamides are the only polymer (or plastic for that matter), that I know that comes as threads, and not as a rope. Probably because of its very high tensile strength, it doesn't need to come as a rope, but just as a thread should do just the trick. For the greatest compressive strength, I think it is Polypropylene. Because the main usage of polypropylene in the public use are in plastic chairs, plastic tables, or any functional material that requires great strength, so I believe it is polypropylene that has the greatest compressive strength.

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