The olive net is woven with high-strength polyethylene yarn and has functions such as waterproof and hail-proof. It is suitable for collecting fruits such as olives, avoiding contact between the fruit and the soil, and maintaining the quality of the fruit.

Process flow

The process flow of olive net mainly includes raw material preparation, melting and drawing, weaving and forming, cutting and reinforcement, quality inspection, packaging and warehousing. Among them, weaving and forming is the key step, which requires the use of advanced weaving technology and equipment to ensure the uniformity and stability of the net. The quality inspection link requires strict inspection of the net's strength, wear resistance, waterproofness and other indicators to ensure product quality.

Shipping details

Packing method: Olive nets are usually packed in plastic bags and labels. Each net can be rolled on a core or individually packed in a plastic bag to prevent damage during transportation.

Transportation conditions: Olive nets should be kept away from heavy pressure and extrusion during transportation to prevent deformation or damage. At the same time, they should be kept dry and ventilated to avoid moisture or mold.

Product Parameters

Application scenarios

Agricultural harvesting: Olive nets are mainly used for harvesting olive fruits. They can be laid under olive trees to catch fallen fruits, prevent the fruits from directly contacting the ground, and improve the quality and safety of the fruits.

Garden protection: Olive nets can also be used for garden protection, such as preventing birds from pecking fruits and preventing natural disasters such as hail from damaging plants.

In summary, olive nets have many advantages and are suitable for different application scenarios. They are an indispensable tool for olive harvesting and garden protection. In terms of transportation and process flow, they also need to be strictly followed to ensure the quality and performance of the product.