glass for greenhouse

In modern facility agriculture, light conditions directly impact crop growth. Today, we explore three common types of greenhouse glass and the technology behind them.First is standard float glass, widely used in homes and basic greenhouses. With 85% light transmittance, mature production, and cost-effectiveness, it suits crops with moderate light requirements.Second is ultra-clear float glass 91% transmittance. Its edge appears pristine white, unlike standard glass. By refining raw materials to reduce impurities, it delivers purer light transmission.Third is ultra-transparent glass more than 97% transmittance. Special etching/coating minimizes reflection, maximizing indoor light intensity – the ideal choice for advanced greenhouses.Comparing the three glasses side-by-side reveals their transmittance differences. Higher transmittance enhances photosynthesis, directly boosting crop yield and quality.Building on this, diffused glass emerged. Its fine pear-patterned texture scatters light evenly upon entry, reducing structural shadows and creating balanced illumination for crops.The pear-patterned texture creates an uneven surface to scatter light, weakening and reducing shadows from greenhouse structures.As the greenhouse’s skylight, glass silently empowers agriculture with technology. With more innovations emerging, we anticipate a smarter agricultural future.

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