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Debris Netting Wickes

High strength and durability:
The debris safety net is made of high-strength materials such as nylon, polyester fiber, etc., with excellent tensile strength and wear resistance, and can withstand large impact and weight, ensuring stability and safety in long-term use.
Protectiveness:
The mesh design is reasonable, which can effectively block the penetration of objects such as debris and stones, prevent them from falling to the lower area, and reduce the occurrence of accidental injuries.
Easy to install and maintain:
The debris safety net is usually designed with simple installation methods, such as hooks, tying, etc., which is convenient for on-site installation and adjustment. At the same time, its cleaning and maintenance are relatively simple, and only regular inspection and cleaning are required.
Lightweight and portability:
Compared with traditional protective facilities, the debris safety net is lighter, easier to carry and transport, and is suitable for various complex environments and variable working conditions.
Breathability and visibility:
While ensuring protective performance, some debris safety nets also have certain breathability and visibility, which is conducive to ventilation and visual observation of construction workers, and improves work efficiency and safety.

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Construction sites:
During the construction of high-rise buildings, bridges, tunnels, etc., debris safety nets can be set up in dangerous areas such as the outside of scaffolding and the edge of floors to prevent debris such as building materials and tools from falling and injuring people.
High-altitude operations:
In operations such as glass curtain wall installation, exterior wall cleaning, and high-altitude maintenance, debris safety nets can be set up below the work area to prevent accidental falling debris from causing harm to people below.
Machining and cutting:
During machining, metal cutting, and other processes, the debris and splashes generated may pose a threat to operators and the surrounding environment. At this time, a debris safety net can be set up around the work area for protection.
Mines and quarries:
In environments such as mining and quarrying operations, there are high risks of landslides and stone rolling. By setting up debris safety nets, the hazards of these risks to personnel and equipment can be effectively reduced.
Blasting operations:
During blasting operations, a large amount of crushed stone and debris will be generated. By setting up debris safety nets around the blasting area, the safety of surrounding personnel and equipment can be ensured.