How To Order

1. Kind of Yarn - 

      Nylon Monofilament, e.g. Ø 0.20mm (milimeter), Ø 0.50mm

      Nylon Multifilament, e.g 210 D

2. Kind Of Twine

       Number of plys and strands of the twine:

e.g.

Nylon 210D/ 9 (L3) Nylon 210 Denier Number of plys: 9 Number of strands: 3 Direction of the twist: Left

   Number of plys means total number of single yarn twisted together to compose twine.

   Number of strands means number of set of yarns twisted together to compose twine.

3. Mesh Size

• Streched Mesh or Full Mesh
  "Stretched Mesh” means the distance from the centre of one knot to that of an opposite knot in stretched state of net.
  
  
• Half Mesh
  "Half Mesh” means the distance from the centre of one knot to that of the neighbouring knot. Another name of this way is called "square mesh” or "knot to knot”
  
  

    There are several ways of describing the mesh size which can be measured in milimeter or inches.

    However, we would like to propose to confine only two ways as below in order to avoid confusion:

    Depth Of Net

    Depth of net is indicated by either Mesh Depth (MD) or depth/width measurement:

• Number of meshes (e.g. 100 MD, 600 MD)
• Meters, Feets or Yards (e.g. 20Mtr, 50 Ft, 30 Yds)

    Length Of Net

    This can be indicated by either Mesh Length (ML) or length measurement:

• Number of meshes (e.g. 600 ML, 1200 ML)
• Meters, Feets or Yards (e.g. 90Mtr, 100 Ft, 50 Yds)
  
  

4. Selvage

    The following information is necessary:

    If you do not specify the selvage, we understand that the net is to have Single Selvage on both sides       made of the same twine as that of the body net.

• whether the net is to be with or without selvage. (Please note that the Single Selvage means no selvage)
• whether the selvage is to be "Double Selvage” or "Double Mesh Selvage”
• whether the selvage is to be made with the same kind of twine as the body net or with thicker twine i.e. Thicker Selvage or with different twine. If it is thicker or different twine, please specify the twine specification.
• whether the selvage is to be made on the top or the bottom of the net, or on both sides, or on somewhere of the body net.

5. Colour

  The nets can be dyed into any colour according to requirement. However, colour sample provided would be greatly appreciated.

6. Type Of Knot

In general, it can be divided into two categories, namely knotted and knotless (Raschel)

For knotted, the knots can be either single or double knot as below:

The knots (single and double) can be stretched in two ways as below: