In Mongolia, the industrial sector faces one of the harshest climates globally, where temperatures can swing from -40°C in winter to +40°C in summer. This thermal shock puts immense pressure on plastic strip curtains, which must remain flexible without cracking in extreme cold while maintaining structural integrity during the heat of the Gobi desert.
The prevalence of mining and metallurgy in regions like Ulaanbaatar and Erdenet requires high-durability strip curtains that can resist abrasive mineral dust and heavy forklift traffic. The local market has transitioned from makeshift fabric barriers to professional-grade PVC solutions to reduce heating costs in massive warehouses.
Furthermore, the reliance on robust strip curtain hardware is critical. Due to high wind loads and the frequency of heavy machinery passage, standard mounting systems often fail, leading to a demand for reinforced steel hangers that can support the weight of heavy-duty PVC strips in high-traffic zones.
