Drip plastic cloth has excellent high temperature resistance and is suitable for environments with long-term exposure to sunlight, strong thermal radiation, or high temperatures. The fabric is made of polymer composite materials and treated with a special drip coating to maintain stable physical properties and morphological stability at high temperatures, making it less prone to melting, softening, or deformation.

The product itself has undergone high-temperature aging testing and can withstand working temperatures ranging from 60 ° C to 80 ° C. Its short-term temperature tolerance can reach over 100 ° C, which is much higher than the thermal deformation threshold of ordinary PVC materials. In practical applications, whether it is outdoor installation in high-temperature cities in the south or shielding use of near heat source equipment in industrial areas, drip plastic cloth has shown good heat resistance and stability in use.

The coating contains heat stabilizers and antioxidants, which can effectively reduce the performance degradation caused by photothermal aging of the material. Even when used in environments with intense sunlight and fluctuating temperatures for a long time, drip molded fabric can still maintain its bright colors, intact surface, and stable mechanical strength.

Industry application cases show that drip plastic cloth has been widely used in various high-temperature scenarios such as fence cloth in high-temperature factory areas, dust curtains for steel structures, and equipment wrapping cloth for photovoltaic projects in high-altitude areas. Especially in outdoor advertising projects in hot areas, drip plastic cloth is widely used by advertising engineering companies due to its non deformation, non fading, and high temperature resistance.