Freezer-Type PVC Strip Curtains for Cold Storage – Durable & Energy-Efficient (–40°C to +25°C)
High-Quality Polar Grade PVC Curtains for Optimal Cold Storage Performance
SYNTHETIC RUBBER PRODUCTS’ Freezer-Type PVC Curtains are specially engineered for extreme cold environments, offering superior flexibility, transparency, and crack resistance even at –40°C. Made from food-safe PVC compounds, these curtains comply with federal and international standards for incidental contact with meat, poultry, and dairy products. Ideal for cold storage, refrigerated trucks, and freezer rooms, our PVC strip curtains enhance energy efficiency while maintaining hygiene and durability.
Key Benefits of Our Freezer PVC Strip Curtains
Energy Savings (50-80%) – Reduces cold air loss & minimizes frost buildup
Thermal Insulation – Blocks warm/humid air entry, maintaining stable temperatures
Durable & Long-Lasting – Resists cracking, breaking, and icing in extreme cold
Hygienic & Easy to Clean – FDA-compliant for food processing & pharmaceutical use
Improved Airflow Control – Reduces fog, ice formation, and temperature fluctuations
Insect & Contamination Barrier – Keeps pests and dust out of sterile environments
Easy Installation – Customizable sizes for doors, loading bays, and storage racks
Applications of Cold Room PVC Strip Curtains
Cold Storage & Freezer Rooms (–40°C environments)
Refrigerated Trucks & Loading Docks
Food Processing Units (Meat, Seafood, Dairy)
Pharmaceutical & Clean Rooms
Agriculture & Horticulture (Mushroom Farming, Floriculture, Hatcheries)
Industrial Freezer Doors & Warehouse Partitioning
Available Sizes & Custom Options
- Standard Size: 2mm (Thickness) x 200mm (Width) x 50m (Length)
- Custom Cuts Available – Sold per meter for flexible installation
- Super Polar Film Option – For ultra-low-temperature applications (–40°C)
Why Choose Our Freezer PVC Curtains?
Our Polar Grade PVC Strip Curtains are designed to maximize energy efficiency, reduce operational costs, and enhance workplace safety in freezing conditions. By minimizing air exchange, they prevent frost buildup on equipment and help maintain consistent temperatures in cold storage facilities.
