Brazil’s requirements for insect nets usually involve the following aspects:
Material requirements: The material of the insect net should comply with Brazilian national standards or industry standards, usually polypropylene or other durable synthetic fiber materials. These materials are often weather-resistant and UV-decay resistant, allowing for long-term use in outdoor environments.
Mesh size: The mesh size of the insect screen should be small enough to prevent insects, pests or small animals from entering the planting area or inside the building. The common mesh size is about 1.3mm × 1.3mm, which can effectively prevent some common pests such as mosquitoes and moths.
Durability and Safety: Insect proof nets must be durable and safe enough to withstand harsh weather conditions and extended use without rotting or deforming. In addition, they should meet standards for safe use and avoid adverse effects on the environment or human health.
Installation requirements: When installing insect screens, you need to pay attention to correct fixing methods and security to ensure that they can effectively cover and protect the target area, while ensuring ventilation and appropriate lighting.
Overall, Brazil’s requirements for insect nets are designed to provide highly effective protection against pests, while taking into account long-term economics and environmental friendliness.
