Production process of anti-fall net

The production process of anti-fall net varies according to specific products and application scenarios, and includes the following steps:

Material preparation: Select high-strength and corrosion-resistant materials, such as nylon, polyethylene, etc., as the main material of the anti-fall net.

Weaving or welding: According to the design requirements, the materials are woven into a mesh structure and then cut into mesh sheets.

Edge treatment: The edges of the anti-fall net are reinforced to improve its overall strength and durability.

Installation accessories: Install hooks, fixing rings and other accessories on the anti-fall net to fix it to the supporting structure.

Quality inspection: Perform quality inspection on the completed anti-fall net to ensure that it meets relevant standards and requirements.

Packaging and transportation of anti-fall nets

The packaging and transportation of anti-fall nets include the following steps:

Packaging: Anti-fall nets are usually packaged with moisture-proof, dust-proof, and tear-proof materials to ensure that they are not damaged during transportation and storage. At the same time, the name, specifications, quantity and other information of the product should also be indicated on the packaging.

Transportation: The anti-fall net should be protected from external forces such as squeezing and collision during transportation to ensure that it arrives at the destination intact. At the same time, relevant transportation regulations and laws and regulations should also be observed during transportation.

Application scenarios of anti-fall nets

The application scenarios of anti-fall nets are very wide, covering almost all places where there is a risk of falling from height. The following are some typical application scenarios:

High-rise buildings: Install anti-fall nets on the periphery of high-rise buildings or high-altitude working areas such as scaffolding to prevent workers or materials from falling and causing injuries.

Bridge construction: During the construction of bridges, workers need to work at heights, such as installing bridge panels, painting, etc. Installing anti-fall nets can ensure the safety of workers when working at heights.

Tunnel construction: During tunnel construction, workers need to work inside the tunnel or at the entrance, and there is a risk of falling and falling rocks. Installing anti-fall nets can effectively prevent these risks.

Power facilities: Installing anti-fall nets on important facilities in the power system such as power poles and towers can ensure the safety of workers during maintenance or inspection.

Urban infrastructure: Installing anti-fall nets at wellheads such as drainage wells, cable wells, and communication wells can prevent people or objects from falling into the well and causing injuries.

In addition, anti-fall nets are also widely used in special environments such as high platforms, stairs, and ship maintenance in factories to provide safety protection.