Production process

The specific production process of gray debris net varies according to product specifications and includes the following steps:

Raw material preparation: Select high-quality raw materials such as polyethylene (PE) and determine the amount and ratio of raw materials according to product specifications.

Weaving or pressing: Use advanced weaving or pressing technology to process raw materials into debris nets with specific pore size, wire diameter and thickness.

Surface treatment: According to needs, the debris net is subjected to special treatment such as flame retardant and anti-static to improve its performance.

Quality inspection: Strict quality inspection is carried out on the finished product to ensure that the performance indicators of the debris net meet the standard requirements.

Packaging and warehousing: The qualified debris net is packaged, marked with product specifications, production date and other information, and then put into storage for sale.

Transport packaging

Gray debris nets need to be properly packaged during transportation to prevent damage and contamination. The packaging methods are as follows:

Roll packaging: Roll the debris net into a cylinder, wrap it with waterproof and dustproof packaging materials, and secure it with ropes or tapes.
Folding packaging: For debris nets with a smaller area, it can be folded into a certain shape, then wrapped and secured with packaging materials.
Wooden box or carton packaging: For debris nets shipped in batches, wooden boxes or cartons can be used for packaging to protect the debris nets from damage during transportation.

Application

The application range of gray debris net is very wide, mainly including:

Coal storage plant dust prevention: used in coal storage plants of coal mines, coking plants, power plants and other enterprises and factories, effectively reducing coal dust flying and improving the working environment.
Construction site land sun protection: used at construction sites to prevent land exposure, reduce dust, and have a certain sun protection effect.
Fan dust prevention: install debris nets at the air inlet of fans and other equipment to prevent dust from entering the equipment and affecting equipment performance and life.
Other occasions: such as landfills, road construction and other occasions where dust prevention is required, gray debris nets can also be used for dust prevention as needed.

In summary, gray debris nets (i.e. gray dust nets) have the advantages of high dust suppression, strong durability, good flame retardant performance, self-cleaning effect, environmental protection and recyclability, and easy installation. Its production process includes raw material preparation, weaving or pressing, surface treatment, quality inspection, packaging and warehousing. Appropriate packaging measures need to be taken during transportation to prevent damage and contamination, and it is widely used in coal storage plant dust prevention, construction site land sun protection, fan dust prevention and other occasions.