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Brand: ZN GLOBAL NATION
ZN GLOBAL 4000L Tarpaulin Sheet of 6 x 4 Feet for Round Biofloc Tank, 500 Micron
SKU: SJ-RT-20211688
₹3100 (Including GST)
MRP : ₹3720
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Short Description
500 Micron Tarpaulin Sheet for Biofloc Fish Tank
Size 6 x 4 Feet ( 2 x 1.3 m)
Water Capacity 4000 Liter
Country of origin: India
Description
Biofloc fish farming is an innovative aquaculture technique that utilizes a unique system to grow fish and shrimp in a controlled environment. One of the critical components of this system is the tarpaulin used to construct biofloc tanks. A tarpaulin sheet, commonly referred to as a tarp, is a large, flexible sheet made from strong, water-resistant or waterproof materials. It is designed to protect objects and areas from environmental elements such as rain, wind, and sunlight.
Features
:- WaterProof : Tarpaulin sheet is designed to be impervious to water, providing excellent protection against rain, snow, and moisture.
- Durable : Their durability ensures they can withstand harsh conditions and heavy use over extended periods.
- UV-Resistant : It helps prevent degradation and extends the lifespan of the tarp when exposed to outdoor elements.
- Lightweight and Portable : Despite their strength, many tarpaulins are lightweight, making them easy to transport and handle for various uses.
Specification
:- Brand: ZN GLOBAL NATION
- Weight (Approx.) : 7 kg
- Material : Virgin HDPE
- Sheet Thickness : 500 Micron
- Tank Diameter : 6 Feet (2m)
- Height : 4 Feet (1.3m)
- Capacity : 4000 L
Applications
:- Agricultural, Industrial Industries
- Bio Flock tank for Fish Farming
- Water Purification
- Domestic Drinking Water etc.
- Suitable for Farming of Air breathing fish like Singhi, Magur, Pabda, Anabas/Koi, Pangasius & Non air-breathing fishes like Common Carp, Rohu, Tilapia, Milkfish.
