Traditional transparent greenhouses are prone to the "greenhouse effect" in summer, with internal temperatures soaring above 50°C, causing plants to be scorched, leaves to be burned, and even death. Although ordinary black sunshade nets have good cooling effects, they also greatly reduce light intensity, which can easily lead to problems such as yellowing of plant leaves, slow growth, and falling flowers and fruits. The white mesh cloth solves the contradiction of "excessive cooling and shading".

When we talk about plastic tarpaulins, the first thing that often comes to mind is its traditional role as a "covering". However, in today's world where the concept of sustainable development is increasingly being emphasized, the plastic tarpaulin industry is undergoing a green transformation; Meanwhile, people have also discovered its diverse creative uses in daily life. The following introduces some unknown characteristics of plastic tarpaulins from the perspectives of environmental protection and creativity.

In daily life, we often see a colorful and durable covering material that plays a role in protecting goods, vehicles, construction sites, and even homes from wind, rain, and scorching sun. This is plastic tarpaulin, a seemingly simple material that combines multiple technical points. Its two core functions - waterproof and UV resistant - make it a commonly used choice in the field of outdoor protection.