The lifespan of greenhouse films depends on various factors, such as the quality of the film, the environmental conditions (climate, sunlight exposure), the type of greenhouse, proper installation, and the use of agrochemicals. Films exposed to extreme heat, high UV radiation, or chemical substances may degrade faster without proper protection.

The lifetime of HITEC greenhouse films is engineered according to the needs of the application and location. Our films incorporate advanced UV stabilizers and antioxidants to ensure multi-year durability which far surpasses that of traditional greenhouse films.

SUNMASTER films are manufactured using a unique combination of UV stabilizers and antioxidants, developed in-house based on 55 years of experience. This expertise ensures that our films offer superior protection against UV light, heat, and chemical exposure, often lasting longer than expected.

UV stabilizers and antioxidants protect greenhouse films by absorbing and neutralizing harmful UV radiation and heat, which would otherwise degrade the film over time. This technology helps to extend the lifespan of the films, even in harsh environmental conditions.

Yes, our greenhouse films are formulated to resist the harmful effects of agrochemicals such as sulfur and chlorine. These chemicals can degrade the protective properties of the film, but our advanced UV stabilizers are designed to withstand such exposure, ensuring longer film durability.

Yes, SUNMASTER greenhouse films are engineered to handle extreme weather conditions, including high temperatures, strong sunlight, and heavy winds. Our films maintain their protective properties even in the harshest climates, ensuring reliable performance throughout their lifespan.

Certain agrochemicals, especially those containing sulfur or chlorine, can weaken the UV stabilizers in traditional greenhouse films, making them more susceptible to UV damage. Over time, this can lead to film degradation. However, our films are specially formulated to resist the impact of these chemicals, preserving their integrity.

Yes, our films are designed to perform well even in greenhouses with limited ventilation, which can intensify the harmful effects of heat and chemicals. The advanced stabilizers used in our films provide protection, even in these challenging conditions.

To maximize the lifespan of your greenhouse film, ensure proper installation, regularly clean the surface, and avoid excessive use of harmful agrochemicals. Ventilating your greenhouse during hot periods and choosing a film that’s designed for your specific climate and conditions will also extend its durability.