The Anti-fouling Screen is an efficient water pollution control technology product, primarily made of acid and alkali-resistant, UV-resistant composite flexible materials (such as high-density polyethylene, polyester fiber, etc.). It combines buoyancy components and a counterweight system to form a vertical isolation barrier from the water surface to the bottom. The core design principle is to block the migration and diffusion of pollutants through physical interception and partial adsorption, while also considering water exchange and ecological friendliness.

In practical applications, anti-fouling screens are widely used in various emergency and long-term prevention and control scenarios for water environments: such as in sudden pollution events like oil spills from ships and chemical wastewater leaks, where they can be quickly deployed to form containment areas, preventing pollutants from spreading to sensitive water bodies; during port and bridge construction activities, they can isolate construction sludge and debris, protecting the surrounding water quality; and when used at the junction between aquaculture zones and natural water bodies, they can block external pollutants from entering the aquaculture areas, ensuring aquaculture safety.

This product boasts the advantages of easy deployment, strong resistance to water flow impact, and a long service life, while having a minimal impact on aquatic life. It is a crucial equipment in the water environment risk prevention and control system, combining emergency response and daily protection functions.