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High-performance UV light stabilizer designed to extend film service life under continuous chemical exposure, optimized for cost efficiency.
Greenhouse films are increasingly exposed to pesticides and sulfur-based treatments used to protect crops and improve yield. While essential for agriculture, these chemicals accelerate the degradation of plastic films and shorten their functional lifetime.
UV8885PE EU is a cost-effective UV light stabilizer masterbatch developed specifically for greenhouse films exposed to high levels of agrochemicals, delivering durable and long-lasting UV protection where standard stabilization systems are often not sufficient. The solution helps maintain mechanical performance and film integrity over time, supporting a service life of 3 years under demanding outdoor conditions.
Key Benefits
Durability in high agrochemical environments - Suitable for greenhouse films exposed to pesticides and sulfur-based treatments, up to 2,500 ppm S.
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Durability in high agrochemical environments
Suitable for greenhouse films exposed to pesticides and sulfur-based treatments, up to 2,500 ppm S.
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Reliable UV stabilization for films with a 3-year lifespan
Supports long-term mechanical performance throughout the intended lifespan.
Typical Applications
- Greenhouse films
- High tunnels
- Agricultural sheets and membranes
Sustainability through longer service life
Extending the lifetime of greenhouse films reduces the need for frequent replacement. As a result, UV8885PE EU supports:
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Improved cost efficiency for growers and film producers
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Lower plastic consumption over time
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Reduced waste generation
Performance Results
UV8885PE EU maintains high elongation retention throughout the intended service life, preserving film flexibility and resistance to mechanical failure. Performance was validated on a 200-micron greenhouse film operating under high sulfur exposure and exceptionally high UV radiation conditions (190 kLy/y), including continuous sulfur application via sulfur burners.
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