Overview
Our conveyor safety nets are solid tools for protecting your workers and products, but what about the belts themselves? For that, you'll need some conveyor safety netting with a debris liner. Equipped with a polyethylene mesh, these particular nets will keep your belts free from the damage that comes with falling debris.
Features & Benefits
In addition to its dual-layer construction, the net itself is built from knotless nylon, giving it a mesh break point of 1146 LBF. Durability is further emphasized with the help of a 1/2" rope border, while its snap hooks make installation simple.
Doubling back to the 1/16" debris liner, it's built from fire retardant high density polyethylene, giving it the power to catch small particles while offering constant ventilation. With a melting point of 491°F, it's safe to say that little can make your safety netting break a sweat, including intense temperatures.
For a table with more specific measurements, we've included one below:
| Available Lengths (ft.) | Available Heights (ft.) | Mesh Size (in.) | Mesh Break (LBF) | Debris Net Material |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3 - 9 | 25 - 50 | 2 - 3/4 | 1146 | High-Density Polyethylene |
Applications
We can think of several great places for a conveyor net with debris liner, including the following:
- Food processing and packaging facilities
- Manufacturing and assembly lines
- Warehouses and distribution centers
- Bulk material handling operations
- Agricultural processing plants
Selection Assistance
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