In the long-term application of glass greenhouses, addressing the sealing issues of glass exterior walls, skylights, side windows, and irrigation systems is crucial. We all know that no matter how good the equipment is, it requires regular maintenance by dedicated personnel to achieve optimal performance and extend the overall lifespan of the equipment; it can also reduce our capital. So, what are the maintenance aspects of glass greenhouses?

Firstly, we must pay attention to the sealing issue, as it directly impacts the energy consumption of glass greenhouses. Check the integrity of the sealing gaskets and strips, and then inspect for cracks and signs of aging or peeling in the rubber-treated areas. The edges of skylights and side windows should be regularly inspected, as this is a key aspect of maintenance work.

The motors are used for the opening and closing of glass greenhouse skylights and side windows, as well as for the maintenance and inspection of the main shaft and mechanical structure, particularly the tracking and inspection of smooth surfaces, and for regular checks of the sliding rods to ensure there are no sticking issues.

Glass greenhouses offer large light exposure areas, even lighting, long service life, high strength, excellent corrosion resistance, good flame retardancy, and a light transmission rate of over 4.9% without degradation over time.