Compatible with all trees, high light fastness, and lasting repellent effect! Introduction of materials for forestry.
"Mamoru" is a peeling prevention material using a net-wrapping method. It has minimal discoloration, excellent durability, and a lightweight, compact design that makes it easy to wrap around various tree shapes. Additionally, it allows for full protection without hindering tree growth. The surface is made of film yarn, which is resistant to rain, wind, and snow, and maintains 60% of its durability and lightfastness even after 10 years. [Features] - Easy to apply to various tree shapes - Full protection without hindering tree growth - Surface made of film yarn, resistant to rain, wind, and snow - Durability and lightfastness maintained at 60% even after 10 years - Only requires scissors and the work tool "Otasukebou" *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■Standard: 300mm width × 100m ■Weight: Approximately 1kg *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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