Polycarbonate Coating

Durable, Efficient, and Long-Lasting Solution

Polycarbonate sheets stand out in modern greenhouse applications with excellent light transmission, high impact resistance, and superior insulation properties. Thanks to their durability in both hot and cold weather conditions, they offer year-round efficient agriculture.

UV Resistance: Filters harmful effects of sunlight.

High Thermal Insulation: Reduces day-night temperature difference with IR additive.

Light Diffusion: Scatters sunlight to prevent leaf burn.

High Impact Resistance: Much stronger and lighter than glass.

Suitable for Cold and Hot Bending: Easily moldable and practical to apply.

Long Lifespan: Excellent resistance to outdoor weather conditions.

Standard Sizes and Thicknesses:

  • Size: 210 x 600 cm
  • Thickness Options: 4 mm, 6 mm, 8 mm, 10 mm, 16 mm
  • Structure Type: Corrugated (multi-wall) or solid (flat)

High Efficiency with Polycarbonate Greenhouses:

Polycarbonate greenhouses optimize plant growth by ensuring more balanced light distribution. Thanks to their heat retention properties, they minimize the risk of frost and dew during winter and prevent plant stress.

They offer early planting and late harvest opportunities, especially in vegetable and fruit production. They are also widely used in hobby gardens, seedling cultivation, and flower production.

Areas of Use:

Greenhouses (wall and roof structures)

Hobby gardens

Roof lights and ceiling lighting

Veranda and terrace coverings

Pool cover systems

Bus stops, sound barriers

Entrance canopies and factory windows

Sports halls, overpasses, parking lots

Difference Between Glass and Polycarbonate:

Material Durability Weight (10 mm) Thermal Insulation Formability
Flat Glass Fragile 25 kg/m² Low Poor
Solid Polycarbonate Very Durable 12 kg/m² Medium High
Corrugated Polycarbonate Very Durable 1.7 kg/m² High High

Practical Use – 4-Season Greenhouse Experience

Whether you want to grow your own vegetable seedlings or enjoy fresh greens in midwinter, it's all possible with polycarbonate greenhouses!

  • February – First lettuce crops are planted.
  • March-April – Tomato, cucumber, and eggplant seedlings are cultivated.
  • October – Winter lettuces, parsley, celery, and other greens are transferred to the greenhouse.
  • Winter – Plants are protected from frost and dew; production continues.

With their durability, flexibility, and energy-saving properties, polycarbonate greenhouse systems are indispensable for modern agriculture.

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Specifications Value Test Method
Density (g/cm³) 1.2 ISO 1183
Water Absorption (%) 0.35 ISO 62
Tensile Strength (MPa) 2300 ISO 527
Operating Temperature (°C) -40/+120
Fire Classification B-s1d0 EN 13501
Hail Resistance (10-16-20-25-32 mm) PASSED Internal Test Method
Vicat Softening Temperature (°C) 145 ISO 306

PRODUCT FEATURES

Thickness (mm) 4 6 8 10 16 16 20 25 32
Number of Walls 2 3 7 7 9 9
Width (mm) 2100
Length (mm) 6000 / 12000
Weight (g/m²) 700-850 950-1300 1200-1500 1300-1600 2500 2500-2650 3000 3400 3800
U Value (W/m²K) 3.77* 3.33* 3.04* 2.83* 2.10* 1.86* 1.65* 1.35* 1.18*
Min. Cold Bending Radius (mm) 600 900 1200 1500 2800 2400 3000 3750 4800
Thermal Expansion Coefficient 6.7 x 10-5 m/m·°C
Sound Insulation (dB) 12 14 15 16 18 17 19 19 20
Fire Classification (EN 13501-1) B-s1, d0

LIGHT TRANSMISSION %

Clear 79 75 76 75 73 53 49 45 40
White 20 18 14 10 4.8 - - - -
White Diff. - 51 50 60 36 28/38 28 26 11
Bronze 30 1/23 15/28 15/24 18 20 - - -
Blue 38 17.5/35 15/28 15/32 19 - - - -
Green 30 13.5/27 13.5/24 22 14.5 14.5 - - -