In Cameroon, the manufacturing landscape is characterized by high humidity and significant temperature fluctuations. Many factories struggle with "thermal leakage," where cooled air escapes from processing zones, leading to excessive energy costs. The implementation of plastic strip curtains has become essential to maintain internal climates while allowing seamless logistics flow.
Dust and pest infiltration remain critical issues for the non-metallic mineral and plastics industry in Douala and Yaoundé. Traditional rigid doors often fail due to high-frequency usage, creating a demand for flexible strip curtains that provide a constant seal without obstructing forklift movements.
Current market adoption shows a transition from improvised rubber sheets to professional-grade PVC. However, the lack of standardized strip curtain hardware often leads to premature failure of installations, highlighting the need for integrated hardware and film solutions.