The new Quick-Zip system of Alweco Screen Installations is designed to install every type of screen cloth quickly, in any kind of greenhouse. The system works from one side of the installation, so that it is not necessary for the mounting of cloth to make use of the total greenhouse area. The system reduces installation time and risks during assembly. Also, the cloth can be installed at a later time, when the construction of the greenhouse is clean and dust free, so that the cloth remains clean.
Recently, the Quick-Zip system from Alweco was installed for the first time in a greenhouse complex with 12,000 m2 of screen installations, after an intensive testing period of several months.
For more information:
Alweco Screen Installations
Nico Niepce
nico@alweco.nl
www.alweco.nl
+31 (0)174-24 86 32
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