Weed-Control Fabric
Recommended Material / Structure
Black PP spunbond, PP woven/nonwoven composite weed-control fabric, and biodegradable black mulch fabric; UV, antioxidant, and tear-resistance reinforcement can be added.
Requirements
Material Performance Requirements
Light blocking for weed suppression, water permeability, breathability, aging resistance, tensile/tear strength, and stable ground-pin fixing; should not disrupt irrigation or soil aeration.
Cost Control Requirements
Economy grade: 40–60 gsm PP spunbond. Multi-year use: higher basis weight or woven composite. Customize holes according to bed width and crop row spacing.
Environmental & Biodegradability Requirements
Biodegradable weed-control fabric can reduce recovery cost. Standard PP weed-control fabric should have a recycling/reuse plan.
Batch Delivery Requirements
Demand is concentrated in spring cultivation and orchard management seasons. Keep standard widths in stock; schedule punching, cutting, and folded packaging ahead of time.
Custom Development Requirements
Customizable black/brown/green colors, basis weight, width, hole spacing, UV-resistance lifetime, edge pressing, ground-pin holes, roll length, and packaging.
Overseas Export & Certification Requirements
For export, consider agricultural mulch regulations, REACH, heavy metals, and UV-additive declarations. Biodegradability claims require test evidence.
Solution Advantages
Direct weed-suppression effect reduces herbicide use; strength and weatherability can be graded by service life, resulting in low total cost.
Technical Parameters & Selection Recommendations
Recommended basis weight: 40–120 gsm; width: 0.8–6 m. Key tests: shading rate, water permeability, tensile/tear strength, aging resistance, and puncture resistance.
