UV Cover for Greenhouse | MOQ: 50

Description

The UV Cover for Greenhouse | MOQ: 50 is a high-quality, durable polyethylene film designed to protect crops from excessive sunlight, wind, and rain while maintaining optimal growing conditions. Engineered with UV stabilization technology, this cover ensures long-lasting performance, helping regulate temperature and humidity for healthy plant growth. It provides superior protection against harmful ultraviolet rays, dust, and pests making it ideal for greenhouse cultivation of vegetables, flowers, and nursery plants.

Features of UV Cover for Greenhouse | MOQ: 50:

1. Made from premium-grade UV-stabilized polyethylene.
2. Provides effective protection from UV rays, heat, and rain.
3. Enhances light diffusion for improved photosynthesis.
4. Resistant to tearing, cracking, and weather degradation.
5. Maintains optimal temperature and moisture levels inside the greenhouse.
6. Easy to install and suitable for various greenhouse structures.

Application:

Used for covering greenhouses, nurseries, shade houses, and tunnels to protect crops like tomatoes, cucumbers, peppers, leafy vegetables, and ornamentals from harsh environmental conditions.

Characteristics:

1. Material: UV-stabilized Polyethylene (PE)
2. Thickness: 150–200 microns (varies by model)
3. Color: Transparent or slightly milky
4. Width: Customizable based on greenhouse size
5. Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ): 50 pieces
6. Lifespan: 2–3 years under normal conditions

How to Use:

1. Secure the UV cover over the greenhouse frame using clips or ropes.
2. Ensure tight installation to avoid air pockets or sagging.
3. Replace or reposition when signs of wear or discoloration appear.

Step-by-Step Installation Guide:

1. Prepare the Greenhouse Frame

• Ensure the frame is clean, dry, and free from sharp edges that could tear the film.

• If needed, cover joints or rough areas with foam tape or insulation to protect the film.

2. Unroll and Measure the Film

• Unroll the UV cover on a flat, clean surface beside the greenhouse.

• Measure and cut it according to your greenhouse size, leaving an extra 30–50 cm margin on all sides for secure fastening.

3. Position the Film

• On a calm day (no strong wind), carefully pull the film over the greenhouse structure.

• Start from one end and unroll it gradually, ensuring it’s centered and even on both sides.

• For large structures, work in pairs or groups to avoid tears.

4. Secure the Film

Depending on your greenhouse design, you can use one of the following:

• Wiggle wire and channel system: Slide the film edges into the channel and secure with wiggle wire.

• Clips or clamps: Attach clips along the frame to hold the cover firmly.

• Nylon rope method: Wrap rope over the cover and tie it around the frame in a crisscross pattern for stability.

5. Tighten and Smooth

• Pull the film tight but not overstretched to avoid sagging or tearing.

• Smooth out wrinkles as you go.

• Make sure it is evenly tensioned across the surface.

6. Seal the Edges

• At the base, bury or fix the film edges 10–15 cm into the soil or secure them with weights or baseboards to prevent wind from lifting it.

7. Final Check

• Inspect the entire structure for loose spots, gaps, or wrinkles.

• Ensure proper ventilation flaps or openings are left uncovered as needed.