The packaging of protective debris nets is usually determined according to product specifications, materials and transportation requirements. Generally speaking, waterproof and dustproof packaging materials such as plastic bags, cartons or wooden boxes are used to ensure that the products are not damaged during transportation and storage. The product name, specifications, quantity, production date, manufacturer and other information will also be marked on the packaging for identification and traceability.
Application scenarios

Construction sites: Prevent materials, tools or debris from high-altitude construction operations from accidentally falling, and protect the safety of workers, pedestrians and vehicles below.
Bridges and elevated roads: Prevent objects from falling during construction or driving, and ensure the safety of traffic and pedestrians below.
Industrial production: Installed above the production line to prevent materials, tools or parts from accidentally falling, and protect the safety of equipment and workers.
Stadiums: Install protective debris nets at the edge of the stands, the edge of the stage, etc. to prevent the audience from throwing objects or stage equipment from falling.
Ports and docks: Prevent objects from falling into the sea or injuring people during cargo loading and unloading, and ensure the safety of port operations.
Factory equipment protection: Prevent equipment failure, object splashing and accidental injury to workers, and improve the safety and stability of the working environment.

In summary, protective debris nets are widely used in many fields such as construction, transportation, industry, sports, etc. due to their advantages of safety, durability, easy maintenance, environmental protection and adaptability. At the same time, reasonable packaging also ensures the safety and integrity of the product during transportation and storage.