As commercial architecture increasingly adopts glass façades and large-scale window systems, exterior shading materials are being evaluated not only for appearance, but also for solar control performance, structural stability, and environmental compliance. In high-sunlight regions, excessive glare, indoor heat accumulation, and UV exposure remain common challenges for office buildings, hospitality projects, and public commercial spaces.
The EXC00 Series Exterior Sunscreen Fabric is developed for exterior shading applications requiring balanced daylight transmission and solar protection. With a 14% openness structure, the fabric allows higher natural light penetration compared with lower-openness sunscreen materials, making it suitable for projects that prioritize outdoor visibility and daylight utilization while still reducing direct solar radiation.
The fabric uses a composite structure consisting of 30% polyester and 70% PVC, supporting dimensional stability in large-scale exterior shading systems. With a finished width of 3 meters, thickness of 0.5mm ±5%, and weight of approximately 390g/m² ±5%, the EXC00 Series is designed for continuous outdoor exposure and large-format façade installations. The material also demonstrates high mechanical performance, including breaking strength above 2700N/5cm and tearing strength above 450N, which are important factors in exterior applications exposed to wind loads and frequent operational movement.
Exterior Shading Systems Are Increasingly Focused on Performance Standards
As building performance standards continue evolving, exterior sunscreen fabrics are expected to support both environmental compliance and long-term operational reliability. The EXC00 Series provides approximately 86% ultraviolet blocking performance, helping reduce direct UV exposure on interior surfaces while maintaining outward visibility and natural daylight access.
For projects requiring material safety and sustainability compliance, the fabric is manufactured according to multiple international standards, including NFPA701 (USA), GB/T17591 B1, Class1/EN 13773, BS1, and DO/EN 13501-1 fire-retardant requirements. In addition, the material complies with GREENGUARD, GREENGUARD Gold, RoHS, and Oeko-Tex environmental standards, supporting indoor air quality and restricted substance control in green building projects.
The EXC00 Series also meets ASTM G21 anti-bacterial standards and achieves Grade 8 color fastness under ISO 105 B04 testing, helping maintain appearance consistency under long-term sunlight exposure. As architects and façade designers increasingly prioritize daylight management, energy-saving performance, and durable exterior materials, higher-openness sunscreen fabrics are becoming an important part of modern commercial shading strategies.
Contact Person: Ansen He
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E-mail: ansen@groupeve.com
Post time: May-15-2026
