Crumb screen usually refers to the screen used in the material crushing process. It is mainly used to screen and filter the crushed materials to ensure the uniformity and stability of product quality.

Production process of debris net

The specific production process varies depending on the materials used. The production process of debris net includes the following steps:

Material preparation: Select suitable materials, such as high-density polyethylene, nylon or polyester, and determine the aperture, shape and specifications of the mesh according to the needs.
Weaving or stamping: For metal mesh, it is usually made by stamping or stretching; for non-metallic mesh, it may be made by weaving or injection molding.
Surface treatment: According to needs, the mesh is subjected to surface treatment such as oiling and waxing to improve its durability and aesthetics.
Quality inspection: Strict quality inspection is carried out on the finished mesh to ensure that it meets relevant standards and requirements.
Packaging and warehousing: The qualified mesh is packaged, labeled and instructions are affixed, and then put into storage for sale or delivery.

Transport packaging of debris net

In order to ensure that the debris net is not damaged during transportation, the following packaging methods are usually used:

Multi-layer protection: Use materials such as hard cardboard, foam plastic or bubble film to wrap the net in multiple layers to prevent it from being squeezed or collided during transportation.
Fixed binding: For larger nets, wooden or iron frames may also be required for fixing and binding to ensure its stability during transportation.
Waterproof and moisture-proof: Add a waterproof layer to the outer layer of the packaging material to prevent rain or moisture from damaging the net.