28+ years of agrotextile experience condensed into clear answers to your most common questions about purchasing, UV warranty, installation and shipping.
Reliable answers to help you choose, buy, install and maintain your orchard protection systems.
After learning about the benefits of agriculture netting, you decide to try out a few; or you have seen agriculture netting in action, so you decide to cover the whole orchard.
Now we are faced with a whole new set of questions:
Check out our FAQ’s or contact us for more information.
For most agrotextile products, the MOQ is 20,000sqm per specification.
For project-based orders, we can combine multiple sizes in the same shipment.
If you are unsure, share your farm size, crop type and preferred system, and we’ll calculate the optimal MOQ for you to reduce cost.
Standard lead time is 20–30 days for production, depending on season and order size.
After production, sea freight typically takes:
25–35 days to Europe
20–25 days to Australia & New Zealand
25–35 days to North America
30–40 days to South America
For urgent projects, tell us your deadline—we’ll check available capacity.
Yes. You can freely mix hail netting, shade cloth, insect netting, bird netting, rain covers and accessories in the same container. but each specification is 20,000sqm
This is common for growers who need multiple protection systems in one project.
Our standard payment terms are:
30% deposit, 70% balance before shipment
T/T (Telegraphic Transfer)
LC at sight is available for long-term partners
For repeat orders, we can discuss more flexible terms.
Yes. We provide free samples for most agrotextile products.
You only need to cover:
Courier cost (FedEx / DHL / UPS)
We can deduct it from your bulk order, making samples effectively free.
Tell us which crop you protect, and we’ll pick the most relevant samples.
To give you an accurate quote, please provide:
Crop type (e.g., apple, cherry, grape)
Protection type (hail, shade, insect, bird, rain)
Farm size / block layout
Preferred system (canopy, roof, single-row, etc.)
Destination port
If you don’t have all details yet, just share photos of your farm—we’ll recommend a solution.
Our hail netting, shade cloth and insect netting typically last 5–10 years, depending on UV intensity and crop environment.
All fabrics use UV-stabilized additives to ensure long-term performance in harsh conditions.
If you share your region, we can estimate the expected lifetime.
Knitted netting (most of our products):
More flexible
High tear resistance
Doesn’t unravel when cut
Better suited for canopy and orchard systems
Woven netting:
More rigid
Used mainly for industrial or heavy-duty applications
For fruit orchards, knitted is strongly recommended.
Yes. All EyouAgro nets include UV-stabilized masterbatch, tested under ISO 4892 and ASTM G154 standards.
This ensures stable performance in regions such as Australia, Chile, Spain, New Zealand and other high-UV zones.
We also provide UV warranty depending on product type.
Yes. Our knitted netting does not unravel when cut.
You can trim edges on-site to match your structure dimensions.
For best results, we offer pre-cut, pre-hemmed, or reinforced edges based on your project layout.
Standard colors:
Black (best UV resistance and durability)
White (better light diffusion, popular for apples and berries)
Green (balanced shading, preferred for nurseries)
Color does not affect material strength but does influence light transmission.
Tell us your crop and climate, and we will recommend the best color.
Yes. We offer:
Reinforced selvedge edges
Eyelets
Ropes / cables sewn-in
Pre-cut panels
Custom widths and lengths
These customizations help reduce installation time and improve durability.
Yes. For every project, we provide:
Basic layout drawings
Panel dimensions
Fixing point instructions
Recommended accessories
If you share your farm map or block dimensions, we can create a custom layout for your structure.
In most cases, yes.
Our hail netting, shade cloth, and insect nets can be installed on:
Existing orchard posts
Steel frames
Greenhouse structures
Simple wooden poles
Send us photos of your current setup, and we’ll confirm compatibility.
Most installations only require:
Scissors or knife
Cable ties / clips
Tensioning ropes
Ladder
Basic hand tools
For large orchards, simple tension devices can make installation faster.
We can recommend tools based on your protection system.
Yes. We can pre-cut according to:
Row width
Block layout
Netting system (canopy, roof, single-row, drape)
Pre-cut panels reduce installation time by 40–60% and ensure a cleaner result.
We provide all netting products and essential accessories (clips, connectors, reinforced edges, cut-to-length panels) along with CAD installation drawings and a full BOM for your project.
We do not ship heavy structural items such as steel poles, high-tensile wires, anchors or turnbuckles because these are cheaper and easier to source locally.
Instead, we give you clear procurement specifications (pole height, wire diameter, spacing, anchor depth) so you can buy the right materials in your local market and build a safe, durable system.
We recommend:
Proper edge anchoring
Using tension ropes or steel wires
Fixing clips every 40–60 cm
Avoiding over-tightening
Ensuring good airflow beneath the netting
Share your wind conditions, and we’ll recommend the correct tension and accessories.
Production time is 20–30 days, followed by typical sea shipping of:
Europe: 30–35 days
Australia / NZ: 20–25 days
North America: 25–35 days
South America: 30–40 days
We can estimate your exact timeline based on destination port.
We mainly ship under:
FOB Shanghai / Ningbo
CIF to major ports worldwide
For some countries, DAP service is available on request.
Tell us your port and we’ll recommend the most cost-efficient option.
Yes. We provide all documents required for import, including:
Commercial invoice
Packing list
Bill of Lading
Certificate of Origin
HS codes & product descriptions
For some regions, we also offer local agent support to assist with clearance.
Shipping cost is based on:
Destination port
Container type (LCL / 20GP / 40HQ)
Total volume & weight
Seasonal freight rates
We always give full cost transparency so you can compare options.
Yes. Under CIF terms, cargo insurance is included.
For FOB shipments, you can add insurance at your request.
All products are packed with export-grade protection to avoid damage during transit.
Yes. You can mix:
Hail netting
Shade cloth
Insect netting
Bird netting
Rain covers
All accessories
in one container to reduce cost and simplify logistics.
This is common for orchard protection projects.
Yes. All EyouAgro nets use UV-stabilized masterbatch, ensuring long-term performance under strong sunlight.
We test materials under ISO 4892 / ASTM G154 UV exposure standards.
Depending on climate and installation, the typical field lifetime is:
Hail netting: 8–10 years
Shade cloth: 5–8 years
Insect & bird netting: 5–7 years
Regions with high UV levels (Australia, Chile, Spain) will have lifetime adjusted accordingly.
Yes. UV warranty is provided based on the product type and your destination region, typically ranging from 3–8 years.
You can refer to our official Warranty Policy for full details, including:
How warranty is calculated (based on UV aging and service years)
Compensation rules (free replacement or proportional compensation)
Claim requirements (photos, batch info, field conditions)
In general, if UV degradation occurs within the warranty period, we provide:
Free replacement for early-life failures, or
Proportional compensation based on the remaining service life
For the complete policy, please check our Warranty Policy page.
Key factors include:
UV intensity in your region
Wind exposure
Installation tension
Structural design
Chemical exposure (fertilizers, sulfur, pesticides)
Proper installation significantly extends lifespan.
No. UV intensity varies significantly between regions, so our warranty period is adjusted based on your local radiation level.
More importantly, EyouAgro uses different UV-aging formulations tailored for regions such as Australia, Chile, South Africa, Europe and North America. These formulations are developed and validated through long-term field data and lab tests.
This ensures each customer receives a region-appropriate UV formula that meets the required service life.
We rely on both long-term global field data and laboratory UV-aging tests.
Our nets have been used in 30+ countries for more than 10 years, providing extensive real-world durability data.
In our laboratory, we conduct 8,000–10,000 hours of accelerated UV exposure testing, simulating sunlight, temperature and humidity conditions.
Multiple UV masterbatch formulations are tested to select the one that provides the best resistance for each climate zone.
This combined approach ensures the UV resistance is scientifically verified and reliable for your specific region.
Yes. Thread thickness (yarn diameter) is the primary factor affecting lifespan.
For example:
Monofilament nets (0.20–0.30 mm yarn) typically last 5–8+ years
Tape nets (0.02–0.03 mm yarn) usually last 3–5 years
After thickness, durability depends on:
The grade and amount of UV stabilizers
The knitting method
The local environment
Tip: Areas with strong temperature shifts and moisture—such as greenhouse metal frames or condensation zones—can accelerate aging even with proper UV stabilization.
Not always. For many orchards, nets can stay on the structure year-round.
However, in areas with:
Heavy snow,
Strong winter winds, or
Seasonal storms,
we recommend removing or folding the nets to avoid excess load on the poles and wires.
Cleaning is usually simple. Rinse with clean water to remove dust, pollen, or chemical residue.
Avoid:
High-pressure washing
Strong chemicals
Hot water
Cleaning helps maintain airflow and prevents accelerated aging.
Yes. Small tears can be repaired using net repair pins, stitching thread, or patch sections.
Repairing early prevents further expansion and extends the life of the net.
Store nets dry, clean, and away from direct sunlight.
Keep them off the ground to avoid moisture and pests.
Roll or fold loosely to prevent excessive creasing.
Proper storage can extend service life by 1–2 seasons.
Most agricultural sprays are safe, but long-term exposure to:
Sulfur,
Copper,
High-acidity fertilizers,
may accelerate aging if residue is not removed.
Rinsing nets after intensive spray periods helps maintain durability.
We recommend checking:
Tension
Fixing clips
Edge anchors
Ropes/wires
at least once per season, and after major wind events.
Proper tension helps maintain shape and prevents premature wear.
We are more than just a supplier; we are your trusted partner in protection.
Deep understanding of the unique challenges in various growing environments to provide precisely matched solutions.
With 8 production lines, we can flexibly manufacture any size or specification you require.
Our products are proven in harsh environments across Australia, Chile, Europe, and more.
Using premium UV-treated materials and strict QC processes to ensure superior durability.
If the above FAQs still don’t cover your specific farm or greenhouse requirements, contact our customization experts now.
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