Introduction to 5% Openness Fiberglass Sunscreen Fabrics

Fiberglass sunscreen fabrics with 5% openness are a specialized type of textile designed for sun protection, heat reduction, and UV blocking while maintaining a balance between visibility and airflow. These fabrics are widely used in architectural applications, such as shading systems, pergolas, and outdoor structures, where both functionality and aesthetics are essential.

Material Composition and Properties

Fiberglass sunscreen fabrics are made from high-quality fiberglass yarns coated with PVC or other protective layers. The 5% openness refers to the ratio of open space to the total fabric area, meaning that only 5% of the fabric allows light and air to pass through. This low openness ensures excellent shading performance while still permitting minimal airflow to prevent heat buildup.

Key Features:

1. UV Protection – Blocks up to 95% of harmful UV rays, protecting both people and interiors from sun damage.
2. Heat Reduction – Significantly lowers temperatures beneath the fabric by reflecting and absorbing solar radiation.
3. Durability – Fiberglass is resistant to tearing, stretching, and corrosion, making it ideal for long-term outdoor use.
4. Fire Resistance – Meets fire safety standards due to the inherent properties of fiberglass.
5. Low Maintenance – Resistant to mold, mildew, and fading, requiring minimal upkeep.