Greenhouse Plastic 4 Year UV Resistant Clear Polyethylene Film (12' x 25')

MADE IN THE USA

A&A's greenhouse plastic is a high-quality, market-leading agricultural cover film. This advanced greenhouse cover film has unique thermal, mechanical, and optical properties that make it ideal for protecting crops, enhancing growth, and meeting the varying needs of growers.

Our agricultural greenhouse plastic cover films are manufactured using a new five-layer co-extrusion technology. This enables us to process raw materials that ensure the highest level of mechanical strength and flexibility, and compatibility with all mechanical testing standards.

An stabilization package, which incorporates multiple materials, gives the greenhouse cover films long-term durability – even in the most severe environmental conditions.

At A&A, we pride ourselves on our versatility, and we have a solution suitable for any climate, any region, any crop, and any greenhouse or tunnel. We also have the capabilities and expertise required to provide unique solutions.

A&A is committed to continuous quality improvement while exceeding the expectations of our customers, improving processes, and providing superior quality products and services. We maintain a strict quality control, and all our products are manufactured in accordance with SI ISO 9000-2015 international quality management standards.

The Research & Development team at the factory level includes both seasoned agronomists with hands-on experience in the field, as well as industry-leading plastics engineers and technicians. This enables us to truly understand the challenges faced by growers worldwide, and to develop and create the solutions that best meet their unique needs.

Our Greenhouse Plastic Clear 5, 6 & 7 Mil 4 Year UV Protection films are available in a large variety of sizes from 10ft wide up to 50ft wide. Greenhouse films with a 5-layer structure are designed specifically for greenhouse applications. The 5-layer structure refers to the composition of the film, which typically consists of five distinct layers with different properties.

Like other greenhouse films, 5-layer films may incorporate UV inhibitors to protect against harmful ultraviolet radiation. The UV protection helps to extend the lifespan of the film by reducing degradation caused by UV exposure. Greenhouse films with a 5-layer structure are designed to provide optimal light transmission for plant growth, often with a high light transmission percentage, typically around 90% or higher, allowing plants to receive the necessary amount of sunlight.

Our greenhouse films include additives or coatings to enhance their thermal properties. These features can help regulate temperature within the greenhouse, improving heat retention during colder periods and reducing excessive heat buildup during warmer seasons. Our greenhouse films with a 5-layer structure may also include anti-drip and anti-fog coatings. Anti-drip coatings help prevent water droplets from forming on the film's surface, which can interfere with light transmission. Anti-fog coatings minimize the occurrence of fogging or condensation, ensuring clear visibility within the greenhouse.

The light diffusion feature improves photosynthesis efficiency by enhancing the exposure of different plant parts to visible light. This is especially important in model crops with a developed landscape such as tomatoes, cucumbers, zucchini, pepper, roses, and many others. The light diffusion property also helps to reduce damage caused by direct sunlight to sensitive crops such as peppers and eggplants, and prevent burns of the plants.

The layered structure of the film enhances its resistance to tearing and puncturing. This makes it more resilient against potential damage from sharp objects, wind, or heavy snow loads, increasing its overall durability. The multiple-layer construction provides increased strength and durability compared to single-layer films, helping to reduce the risk of tears or punctures and ensuring a longer lifespan for the greenhouse film.

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