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Ultra Thick Insulating Screen-T-BO-WB-69
Hamilton
HAMILTON Ultra Thick Insulating Screen
1. 1st Layer – UV-resistant & anti-aging screen for thermal insulation and breathability.
2. 2nd Layer – Nanofiber cotton prevents bacteria, moss and mold growth during long-term use.
3. 3rd Layer – UV-resistant polyester fabric offering excellent insulation, ventilation and weather resistance.
4. 15cm seam gap allows easy water vapor transmission and smooth closure.
5. UV-stabilized & clean: High UV resistance and superior anti-static properties ensure long-term cleanliness and efficiency.
6. Compact design: Rolls up tightly to maximize natural light.
7. Application: Suitable for all greenhouse covers; compatible with rolling-sliding or polyester rope hanging systems.
Product information
Application: Inside greenhouse
System: Sliding, Hanging
Material composition: Black out 10070 W/B + nanofiber cotton + polyester fabric
Standard widths(cm) : 420cm
Flame retardant: NO
Warranty: 5years under all types of greenhouse covering, see HAMILTON’s limited warranty for all terms, conditions, and exclusions in writing
Properties | Value | Unit | Test methods |
Weight | 230±10 | g/m² | |
Thickness | mm | ||
Tensile strength | N | ISO 13934-1 | |
Elongation | % | ISO 13934-1 |
Properties | Value | Unit | Test methods |
CLO | 1.26809 | Clo | GB/T 11048- |
Thermal resistance | 0.19655 | K. m²/W | 2008 B法 |
Heat Transfer Index | 5.088 | W/(m²*K) | |
Heat Preservation | 69.15 | % |
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