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25' x 50' ANSI A10.11 Personnel Safety Net with Debris Liner | 17,500 lbs.

25' x 50' ANSI A10.11 Personnel Safety Net with Debris Liner | 17,500 lbs.!

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SKU: PSN-2550-DL

25' x 50' ANSI A10.11 Personnel Safety Net with Debris Liner | 17,500 lbs.

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Specifications

Load Capacity: 17,500 lbs.
Size: 25' x 50'
Minimum Wire Rope Diameter: 3/8"
Width: 50'
Length: 25'
Mesh Size: 3-1/2"
Material: Polyamide
Color: Black
Product Weight: 242 lbs.
Standards: Meets or exceeds ANSI A10.11 fall protection comliance.
Brand: InCord
Shipping and Returns: This item ships LTL; learn more. It cannot be returned due to safety risks associated with used materials.
Additional Info: Approximate strength: 17,500 lbs.
Debris liner size: 1/16"
Debris liner opacity: 70%
Cord diameter: 5 mm
Hook size: 4-3/4" (120 mm) Snap Hooks (included)
UV Rating: 300kLy
Description

Personnel Safety Net w/ Debris Liner - 25' x 50'

Covering an extended 25' x 50' work area, this personnel safety net pairs #120 nylon fall-protection netting with a bonded WS70 1/16" debris liner in a single panel.

Built for Fall Protection & Debris Containment

  • High-Tenacity Nylon Mesh: Three-strand twisted #120 (5.0 mm) high-tenacity nylon cord (210/378 denier) knotted into a 3.5" (90 mm) diamond mesh, weighing 0.0650 lb/ft², for high-impact shock absorption.
  • High-Strength Rope Border: A 1/2" high-tenacity nylon synthetic rope rated to 6,700 lb reinforces the full perimeter of the panel.
  • Quick-Connect Attachment System: Staggered 4.72" (120 mm) snap hooks, spaced 36 in. on-center along the length and 24 in. on-center along the width, allow multiple panels to be joined without gaps in coverage.
  • Two-Ply Liner Construction: The WS70 1/16" debris liner (0.0358 lb/ft²) attaches to the structural net's border rope with 15-gauge hog ring crimp fasteners for lightweight, tear-resistant small-debris capture.

Important: the WS70 liner is designed for small-particle containment (tools, fasteners, small hardware) and is not a substitute for a dedicated debris containment system. Large construction debris should be managed with a separate containment solution.

Tested to Industry Standards

  • Certified to ANSI A10.11: Passes the 17,500 ft-lb dynamic drop test (350 lb weight, three drops, 50 ft, into a 17×24 ft bordered net).
  • OSHA-Aligned Installation: Designed to meet OSHA rules for personnel net systems.
  • NFPA 701 Method 2: Flame-retardant treated, solution-dyed black.
  • 300 kLy UV Rating: Built to withstand prolonged sun exposure.

Questions?

Don't need the debris liner? See our standard Personnel Safety Nets, or for larger debris loads, browse our debris netting lineup. We also stock 3/8" galvanized aircraft cable and snap hooks for installation. Contact our sales team with any questions.

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× WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects and other reproductive harm. For more information visit: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

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Ozone Park Lumber
Fantastic service

Cannot comment on the actual item, as these are being resold, although my customer specifically requested this item and company so they must me good! As far as US Cargo Control as a vendor, they have been great. Fast delivery, excellent communication. Great pricing. A pleasure to do business with! Thank you Jon!

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Hunter
Great Quality

We have been purchasing these nets for Fall Protection purposes and they are very high quality at a good price too! I always figured "a nets a net" but this exceeded expectations.