Agricultural & Geomembrane Films

Greenhouse films, mulch films, and silage films are common agricultural film applications that help provide stable and favorable growing environments for crops, improving agricultural production efficiency.

Geomembranes feature excellent impermeability and weather resistance, and are widely used as protective liners in civil engineering, environmental engineering, and various infrastructure projects.

Description

Layer	3 / 5
Film Width(Opened)	6 ~ 10 m
Film Thickness	0.04 ~ 0.4 mm
Production Output	600 ~ 1500 kg/hr

Applications

Greenhouse:
Provides a controlled growing environment that effectively shields crops from external environment factors and increases internal temperature, creating optimal growing conditions. This leads to high crop yields and expanded arable land, particularly in high-latitude cold regions, supporting stable food production.
Mulch Film:
Placed over the soil around the seedlings or seeds, it helps suppress weed growth, slow soil moisture evaporation, and maintain soil temperature, creating an ideal environment for seed germination and plant growth.
Silage Film (Bale Wrap Film):
Used for packaging and storing silage, hay, and corn, offering excellent sealing and preservation performance.
Geomembrane Film:
Used in projects such as tunnels, reservoirs, mining pits, landfill sites, and irrigation channels as a base liner to prevent leakage. With a wide range of applications, it can be used for large-scale seepage control, water conveyance in channels, slope stabilization, and water retention in soil conservation projects. It is also widely applied in petrochemical engineering, dams, and waterproofing in construction.
Horticultural Engineering Film:
Used for soil conservation, prevention of sand and soil erosion, and stabilization of rock and soil structures.

Planting Vegetables

Flower Nursery

Aquaculture Pond

Reservoir

Tunnel

Greenhouse for Planting Vegetables

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