Agriculture
Step into the heart of agriculture with our transformative raw material solutions, where innovation cultivates progress from the ground up. We supply a diverse range of masterbatches—including White, Black, and Color variants, along with Anti-static, UV-resistant, Anti-oxidant, Fire Retardant, Optical Brighteners, and PPA Masterbatches—crafted to elevate the performance of agricultural products. Our materials empower manufacturers to produce HDPE Pipes that channel vitality, Mulch Films that nurture growth, Drip Irrigation Pipes that ensure precision, and Shade Nets that offer protective shelter. From Geomembranes that safeguard vital resources to Silage Films preserving abundance and Greenhouse components fostering controlled environments, our offerings form the backbone of modern farming infrastructure. As advocates of sustainable agriculture, Dolphin Polyfill plants the seeds of innovation—supplying the building blocks for a future where every application thrives and every harvest flourishes.
Products
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HDPE Pipes
HDPE pipes (High-Density Polyethylene pipes) are plastic pipes made from HDPE material, known for their strength, flexibility, and resistance to corrosion and chemicals. They are widely used for:
- Water supply and distribution
- Sewage and drainage
- Gas distribution
- Irrigation systems
- Industrial applications
Key Features:
- Durable: Long service life (50+ years under normal conditions)
- Corrosion-resistant: Does not rust or corrode like metal pipes
- Flexible: Can bend without breaking, ideal for shifting soils or earthquakes
- Leak-proof: Heat-fused joints create a seamless system
- Lightweight: Easier to transport and install
HDPE pipes are a preferred choice in infrastructure projects due to their reliability and cost-effectiveness.
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Mulch Film
Mulch film is a thin plastic sheet used in agriculture to cover the soil surface around plants. It helps improve crop yield and quality by modifying the soil environment.
Key Functions of Mulch Film:
- Weed control: Blocks sunlight to prevent weed growth
- Moisture retention: Reduces water evaporation from soil
- Soil temperature regulation: Warms the soil in cold seasons and stabilizes it overall
- Improved crop hygiene: Keeps fruits and vegetables cleaner by preventing soil contact
- Reduced soil erosion and compaction
Types of Mulch Films:
- Black mulch film: Best for weed control and heat absorption
- Silver/black film: Reflects light to repel insects
- Transparent mulch film: Promotes early growth but doesn’t suppress weeds well
- Biodegradable mulch film: Eco-friendly alternative that decomposes naturally
Mulch films are widely used in the cultivation of vegetables, fruits, flowers, and other commercial crops.
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Drip Irrigation Pipes
A greenhouse is a structure made primarily of transparent materials like glass or plastic, designed to create a controlled environment for growing plants. It traps sunlight and heat inside, helping maintain an optimal climate for plant growth, regardless of external weather conditions.
Key Features of a Greenhouse:
- Temperature control: Retains warmth for plants in cold climates
- Humidity regulation: Helps maintain moisture levels in the air
- Protection: Shields crops from wind, rain, pests, and diseases
- Extended growing season: Allows cultivation before and after normal outdoor growing times
- Efficient use of water and nutrients: Through drip irrigation and fertigation systems
Commonly Grown in Greenhouses:
- Vegetables (tomatoes, capsicum, cucumbers)
- Flowers (roses, gerberas)
- Herbs and exotic plants
Greenhouses are widely used in commercial agriculture, horticulture, and research to boost productivity and ensure better crop quality.
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Geomembrane
Drip Irrigation Pipes (High-Density Polyethylene pipes) are plastic pipes made from HDPE material, known for their strength, flexibility, and resistance to corrosion and chemicals. They are widely used for:
- Water supply and distribution
- Sewage and drainage
- Gas distribution
- Irrigation systems
- Industrial applications
Drip Irrigation Pipes are a preferred choice in infrastructure projects due to their reliability and cost-effectiveness.
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Silage Film
Mulch film is a thin plastic sheet used in agriculture to cover the soil surface around plants. It helps improve crop yield and quality by modifying the soil environment.
Types of Mulch Films:
- Black mulch film: Best for weed control and heat absorption
- Silver/black film: Reflects light to repel insects
- Transparent mulch film: Promotes early growth but doesn’t suppress weeds well
- Biodegradable mulch film: Eco-friendly alternative that decomposes naturally
Mulch films are widely used in the cultivation of vegetables, fruits, flowers, and other commercial crops.
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Green House
Key Features of a Greenhouse:
- Temperature control: Retains warmth for plants in cold climates
- Humidity regulation: Helps maintain moisture levels in the air
- Protection: Shields crops from wind, rain, pests, and diseases
- Extended growing season: Allows cultivation before and after normal outdoor growing times
- Efficient use of water and nutrients: Through drip irrigation and fertigation systems
Commonly Grown in Greenhouses:
- Vegetables (tomatoes, capsicum, cucumbers)
- Flowers (roses, gerberas)
- Herbs and exotic plants
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Shade net
Key Features of a Greenhouse:
- Temperature control: Retains warmth for plants in cold climates
- Humidity regulation: Helps maintain moisture levels in the air
- Protection: Shields crops from wind, rain, pests, and diseases
- Extended growing season: Allows cultivation before and after normal outdoor growing times
- Efficient use of water and nutrients: Through drip irrigation and fertigation systems
Commonly Grown in Greenhouses:
- Vegetables (tomatoes, capsicum, cucumbers)
- Flowers (roses, gerberas)
- Herbs and exotic plants