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A sunshade window screen is more than a household accessory; it is an essential solution for balancing light, ventilation, and protection. Unlike standard mesh that primarily blocks insects, a sunshade screen is designed to filter sunlight, reduce glare, and lower indoor temperatures without sacrificing airflow.

It blocks and reflects sunlight via dense weave and special coatings (e.g., PVC), reduces heat input, and uses air convection through mesh gaps to cool the covered area . It can lower temperature by 3-10℃ and block 70%-90% UV .

Ultraviolet (UV) radiation can cause significant damage to the skin, potentially leading to skin cancer, dark spots, and pigmentation. Using sunscreen curtains made from JWFG sunscreen fabric effectively blocks harmful UV rays, protecting the skin health of your family—especially children.

The light transmittance of sunshade fabrics directly affects their applicable scenarios, and fabrics with different light transmittance can meet diversified functional needs.

Creating sunshade fabric is like dressing ordinary cloth in "protective armor," involving multiple meticulous processes to transform it into a special material that blocks sunlight, repels rain, and lasts long.