Popular applications
- Shading - It has many functions, it could be used as shade covering for crops, flowers, garden and cars. it also could be used as fence.
- Hail - it could be used to protect the crop or fruits from the damage of the sudden bad weather, such as hailstorm and rainstorm.
- Animal - it could be used to protect the crops or fruits from the damage of animals, such as bird, insect, poultry, chicken, deer, duck or moles.
- Rain - It is usually used for cherry in its blossom season. it is very popular in Australia, Chile, Italy and Canada.
Hot sale in Agriculture
We explored many different kinds of netting for agriculture or gardening in different weaving process, it includes shade net, shade cloth, hail netting, insect net, bird mesh, bird netting, bird net, windbreak netting, woven ground cover, woven landscape fabric, olive net, poultry net, deer fence, chicken fence, etc
shade net weaving
hail netting weaving
ground cover weaving
rolls packing
videos in production
We have an independent workshop for raschel woven machines. There are over 30 machines, the max width would be 6m and 12m.
The nets with different weight would be produced by different machines. And the application is also different. The nets of 30-100g would be used for crops in agriculture, and the nets of 100-250g would be used for garden.
To meet different requirements, our nets could be packed by roll or piece. It could be packed in plastic bag and CTN.
6 steps in the production
Raw Material
The raw material we choose is made by Sinopec, the best one in China.
Extrusion
To get the stable thickness and strength of thread, we need control the extrusion process strictly.
Weaving
The suitable process and machine could make the nets smooth. The colorful selvage could be designed.
Rolling
The nets would be packed by small roll or piece, the length per roll would be 50m or 100m.
Packing
The nets would be put into the plastic bag each roll with the designed label inside.
Shipping
The rolls of net will be loaded into the container. The nets in one 40′ container is about 12 tons.
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