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Ultra Thick Insulating Screen- T-ECO 68


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Ultra Thick Insulating Screen- T-ECO 68
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Hamilton

1st Layer – UV-resistant & anti-aging screen for thermal insulation and breathability.

Product Description

HAMILTON Ultra Thick Insulating Screen

T-ECO 68

1. 1st Layer – UV-resistant & anti-aging screen for thermal insulation and breathability.

2. 2nd Layer – Nanofiber cotton inhibits bacterial growth, preventing moss and mold after long-term use.

3. 3rd Layer – UV-resistant polyester fabric with 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 keep the screen clean and efficient for years.

6. Compact design: Rolls up tightly to maximize natural light exposure.

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: Eco Bright 13-43 + nanofiber cotton + polyester fabric

Standard widths(cm): 420cm

Flame retardant: NO

Warranty: 5years under all types of greenhouse covering

Properties	Value	Unit	Test methods
Weight	200±10	g/m²
Thickness		mm
Tensile strength		N	ISO 13934-1
Elongation		%	ISO 13934-1

Properties	Value	Unit	Test methods
CLO	1. 22085	Clo	GB/T 11048-
Thermal resistance	0. 18923	K. m²/W	2008 B法
Heat Transfer Index	5. 285	W/（m²*K）
Heat Preservation	67. 87	%

Cases Projects

Harm Textile’s climate screens have been successfully deployed in over 20 countries across Europe, North America, the Middle East, and Asia, supporting hundreds of modern greenhouse projects with customized, energy-efficient solutions.

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Greenhouse Screen Selection Case Study-China

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Greenhouse Screen Selection Case Study-UAE

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