SUDLAC has been early involved in the
research for finding alternatives to lime since the first forms of the
range Eclipse (named Serra L'ombre until 2007) dates from the 80s. Thanks
to the persistence action of its white shading paints, SUDLAC is able to
meet the specific needs of all productions regardless of the local
climate. Over the years, Eclipse F6 has become the reference to
horticulturists and gardeners.
See below a YouTube link on how to apply the Eclipse whitewash on
greenhouses;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJhm2fSqv7A
The shading on the map: the choice of
Eclipse formula determines resistance to weather. The dilution rate will
control the intensity of shading. If necessary, Eclipse is eliminated
easily at the end of the season with the specific product.
Brochure
Sudlac Eclipse whitewash products
How to apply the Sudlac Eclipse whitewash (dosage and
preparation advice)
Specifications - EclipseF6
(Whitewash that last up to 5 months)
Specifications - EclipseLD
(Whitewash that last more than 6 months and needs LDNet to be removed)
Specifications -
LDNet (EclipseLD Whitewash remover)
Sudlac EclipseLD |
Sudlac Eclipse F6 |
TransPAR: painting photo-selective
effect spreading
Unlike white shading, which limits the
greenhouse effect at the cost of dimming any light, TransPAR is permeable
PAR (Active Radiation on Photosynthesis). By only considering the infrared
short, it reduces the temperature of the shelter without penalizing
plants' growth.
This photo selective effect is doubled of
a diffuse power. Indeed the range of recommended dilutions, 56% to 69% of
light rays through the paint film are diverted in other directions.
TransPAR has been formulated to persist
more than 6 months in temperate climates. It can be eliminated through
TransNET.
Brochure TransPAR
(Whitewash that last more 6 months and needs TransNET to remove it)
Specifications - TransPAR
Specifications - TransNET
What makes the difference paintings
Eclipse and TransPAR
Flexibility in implementation: Sudlac's
shading paints are easy to apply irrespective of the mode of application
(launches, ramp, helicopter etc.) And ensure optimal results on all
roofing materials (glass, plastic, polycarbonate ).
Favourable environmental profile:
Sudlac's shading paints respect the applicator, shelter culture and the
environment. Their biodegradability is demonstrated by tests conducted by
an independent laboratory.
DropStop
In winter, or just when the nights are
colder, temperature fluctuations will cause a small layer of condensation
to form on the inside of the greenhouse. The condensation and drops have
the effect of a “magnifying glass” and can cause serious burnings to the
crop. The effect can also lead to a loss of (precious) light, which can be
blocked up to 25% by it. Moreover, when the droplets fall down and hit the
crop, it not only causes damages, but also leads to a quicker spread of
deceases like Botrytis and Cladosporium.
By applying a thin layer of DropSTOP on
the inside of the greenhouse, the translucid product will drain off the
water and prevents all mentioned situations. DropSTOP prevents drops to
form and thus damage to the crop.
An independent laboratory has executed
tests and concluded that DropSTOP does not harm the crop, is non
phyto-toxic and does not damage the greenhouse surface.
Specifications - DropStop
SUDLAC
1 rue Gaston Monmousseau
38130 ECHIROLLES
FRANCE
www.sudlac.com
Tel : +33 (0)4 76 23 20 54
Fax : +33 (0)4 76 09 34 15
