Netting for All Occasions: A Comprehensive Guide
When it comes to netting, you might think it’s just for sports or fishing. The truth is, that netting has a wide range of applications… Read More »Netting for All Occasions: A Comprehensive Guide
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Twisted Nylon Seine Netting – The Commercial Netting Workhorse
The classic twisted nylon seine twine is one of the most versatile and widely used universally in industrial, commercial, and recreational netting applications. This three-strand… Read More »Twisted Nylon Seine Netting – The Commercial Netting Workhorse
Twisted Nylon Type 6.6 Twisted Seine Twine Specifications
Determining your project’s optimal size, density, and tensile strength doesn’t need to be a challenge. Contact our experienced team today to help you get the… Read More »Twisted Nylon Type 6.6 Twisted Seine Twine Specifications
HMPE – A Superior Strength Netting Twine Option
HMPE (high modulus polyethylene) fiber is also commonly referred to as UHMWPE (ultra high molecular weight polyethylene) in a braided form has a weight-to-strength ratio… Read More »HMPE – A Superior Strength Netting Twine Option
Comparing HDPE Netting and Nylon Nets
When it comes to purchasing sports netting for baseball batting cages, backstops, golf nets, lacrosse backstops, or soccer backstop netting, it’s crucial to know exactly… Read More »Comparing HDPE Netting and Nylon Nets
Enhancing Nylon Netting Durability and Preserving Tensile Strength Using UV Inhibitors and Protectants
Nylon netting is a durable material, but exposure to UV rays and other natural elements can cause degradation and loss of tensile strength. This article explores the use of UV inhibitors and bonding agents to improve the durability of nylon netting, as well as the effects of UV rays and other natural elements on its strength and performance.
Understanding the Relative and Absolute Tensile Strengths of Different Netting Materials
Tensile strength can be a very important factor to consider when selecting netting materials for various applications.
The History of Nylon and Nylon Netting
Wallace Hume Carothers is widely considered to be the inventor of nylon and neoprene. A prolific chemist and inventor, Carothers held more than 50 patents. In the 1920’s Carothers became a professor at Harvard and began his research into the chemical properties of polymers.