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Applications of differences mesh number insect netting

Insect screen is a fabric with very fine mesh, usually made of high-density polyethylene.

It is made by drawing polyethylene into fibers and weaving or knitting them together. They are usually classified according to their mesh size. Commonly used mesh sizes are expressed in terms of the number of holes in one inch of width.

Commonly used mesh sizes include 16 mesh, 20 mesh, 30 mesh, and 50 mesh. In today’s article, we’ll take you through a guide to the applications and sizes of insect screens.

The important role of pest control netting.

In the production activities of agriculture, much of the labor is done by people struggling with natural conditions. People have to face various environments that plants need to grow.

Efforts are made to create an environment for their crops to grow, including soil, nutrition, humidity, light, air. And so on. In addition to this, there are many other difficult issues to face, including pest control, disease prevention, weed control, and so on.

Pest control nets are the wisdom of mankind in his continuous labor. By arranging pest control nets, we can reduce our labor and do it once and for all.

Anti insect net

What is insect-proof netting?

Insect netting is a fabric that needs to be breathable, permeable, lightweight and, most importantly, effective at keeping pests out.

The insect screen we commonly use is a fabric with tiny mesh holes made of high-density polyethylene. It is the same type as our common window screens, but has a much finer mesh. With a minimum mesh size of 0.025mm, it can intercept even tiny pollen.

High-density polyethylene material is a high-strength plastic that provides high toughness and strength with very fine fibers. It is also able to provide a very long service life under UV light. As a result, insect netting is very tough, thin and light while providing good tensile strength and strength.

Insect screens protect plants and keep pests outside. Many pests, including aphids, flies, moths, lice, thrips, whiteflies, and leaf miners, attack plants. These pests can damage the shoots and roots of crops, feed on plant fluids, spread bacteria, and lay eggs and multiply. This can greatly affect the health of the crop and affect the yield and quality of the crop.

Conclusion

The guide on insect screens provides an overview of insect screens. Much of the content is the result of years of experience by those of us who are professional practitioners. We have helped many clients have successful experiences.

The use of insect screens reduces the use of harmful chemicals, pesticides. Pesticides are not friendly to our environment and our company mission is to reduce the use of pesticides and promote the conservation of the environment and nature.

In order to promote the wide dissemination of pest control network, we can share our experience for all our customers. If you have any needs and questions, please contact us.

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