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4 Types of Cargo Control Nets and Their Different Applications

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Debris Netting, Personnel Safety Netting, Lifting Netting, & Pickup Truck Netting.

 

Netting can have many different uses including personnel safety, containing debris, or transporting cargo - but having the right net for your application is crucial. Not only will you prevent damage with the proper net, but you will also provide safety for yourself and others. Whether used at construction sites, transportation projects, or for a weekend project, nets will protect workers, pedestrians, vehicles, and nearby property.

 

At US Cargo Control, we carry and customize 4 types of cargo nets: Scaffold & Debris Nets, Personnel Safety Nets, Lifting Nets, and Truck Loading Nets. Read on below to learn more about these nets.

 

FUN FACT: OUR MANUFACTURING TEAM CAN CUSTOM MAKE NETTING TO MATCH YOUR SPECIFIC, INDIVIDUAL NEEDS.

 

 

1. Scaffold and Debris Nets

 

 

 

Made of polypropylene, scaffold and debris nets are commonly used in the agriculture and construction industries. These nets offer protection for both workers and individuals around the building site, as well as other properties. Scaffold nets reduce the risk of accidents, improve productivity, and shortens cleanup time.

 

You can also use these nets as bridge debris netting, which surrounds a bridge while undergoing work to protect pedestrians, workers, vehicles and other properties from falling debris. This net is especially ideal for situations where debris may fall into rivers and streams. A durable, economical and eco-friendly net, the net makes clean up safer and minimize liabilities.

 

 

2. Personnel Safety Nets

 

 

 

Manufactured in a knotted nylon twine, personnel safety nets work for any type of construction such as building and bridge construction, tunnel construction, and highway overpass construction. The netting consists of attachment hooks and a high-tenacity polyamide fiber for a strong end-product with plenty of durability and efficiency. These nets provide not just on-the-job safety, but also protect nearby property and prevent loss of time and job site materials.

 

 

3. Lifting Nets

 

 

 

Our lifting nets are excellent to use for lifting a variety of cargo that’s either heavy and/or an awkward shape, or any cargo that is difficult to accommodate with traditional webbing lifting slings. It is manufactured in high-tenacity polypropylene fiber which is considered "knotless" due to the unique knitting construction.

 

Lifting nets are made with nylon peripheral rope for each of the four loops to create a balanced support. The net encloses around the cargo, providing securement and balanced lifting, without adding excessive weight like a chain sling or lifting beam often can.

4. Pickup Truck Cargo Nets

 

 

 

Pickup truck cargo nets are a quick and easy way to secure your load while on the road. We offer cargo nets designed for shorter bed pickup trucks and ones for long-bed pickup trucks. To provide the best quality with the best security for your load, both nets come with S-hooks and cam buckles for quick attachment and securement.

 

In addition, each strap of the cargo net contains a 5k D-ring, so you will never have to worry about damaging or losing your cargo.

 

Read more on 3 Popular Heavy-Duty Cargo Nets for Pickup Truck Beds

 

 

Want a Sneak Peek on How we Make Custom Cargo Nets?

 

Curious about how our manufacturing team creates these custom nets? Watch the video below to learn how we work to turn your custom specifications into a one-of-a-kind cargo net that meets your needs.

Check out our blog about our manufacturing team creating the biggest cargo net they ever made!

We have a team that is dedicated to making sure our customers get the quality products they need. If you wish to learn more about the nets we carry and create, head over to US Cargo Control or give our team a call at (866) 444-9990 or email customerservice@uscargocontrol.com.

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