What types of warp-knitted netting are required for agriculture and horticulture?

Knit netting finds extensive application in agriculture and horticulture, primarily for shading, bundling, and insect protection. Below are specific classifications and uses:

Shade Netting

Function: Regulates light exposure, reduces temperature, and provides protection against heavy rain. Suitable for summer vegetables, flowers, and other crops.

Types: Round-filament and flat-filament shade nets. Lightweight (approximately 45g/m²), with excellent light transmission. Can be used for floating cover or constructing small arched tunnels.

Applications: Prevents high temperatures in southern regions during summer and protects against frost in northern areas during early spring. Coverage can increase ground temperature by over 1.5°C. ‌

Baling Netting

‌Characteristics: Woven mesh with high longitudinal strength, suitable for binding straw, hay, etc.

‌Advantages: Replaces traditional ropes, reduces spillage, ideal for securing haystacks, pallets, etc. ‌

‌Material: Polyethylene fibre strips, 9-15 g/m² weight, lightweight and durable. ‌

Insect Netting

Function: Barriers pests to protect crops from insect damage.

Innovative Type: Anti-feeding shade netting emits special odours to deter insects, exported to over 30 countries.

Other Applications

Windbreak Netting: Used for wind protection and sand fixation, safeguarding horticultural plants.

Anti-Ageing Netting: Highly weather-resistant, suitable for long-term outdoor covering.