Hail protection

To avoid direct impact of hail on crops and evacuate hail to the outside; to improve crop internal climatic conditions, such as temperature, relative humidity, and luminosity; to improve crop internal light reflection, and to minimize the effect of wind and rain on crops.

1. Spatially locate the crop structure: length and width of the area to cover.
2. Properly install the anti-hail net to ensure the least number of splices possible.
3. Identify the topography to make the appropriate slopes looking for a correct adjustment to the field and hail fall.
4. Work with a slope equal to or greater than 30% to avoid hail accumulation, as this may cause the structure to fall.

1. Improved crop internal light reflection.
2. Physical protection against hail and external environmental agents.
3. Durability. Products with additives with UV filters providing greater durability.
4. Resistance to cracking.
5. Highly resistant and durable fabric/net.