White High Strength Net

Super strong – our toughest net for containing heavier falling debris.

Diamond pattern mesh improves wind flow.

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Yarn	Mesh Diameter	Weight	Shade	Porosity	Burst Strength
Polyester	1/8"	8.5 oz/sq.yd.	30%	50%	390 psi

Model	Colors	Dimensions (imperial)	Dimensions (metric)	lb/roll
SCAF4M50-W	White	12’ x 165’ = 2000 ft2	3.7 m x 50 m = 185 m2	130 lb

Super strong – our toughest net for containing heavier falling debris ✓
Provides excellent debris & dust control as well as shade ✓
Diamond pattern mesh improves wind flow ✓
Catch light debris falling from scaffolds, bridges & buildings under construction ✓
Hundreds of rolls in stock at all times available for immediate shipment ✓
Many sizes available ✓
Each roll is individually bagged ✓

Test	Test Type	White Net
1	Mesh Breaking Strength (length)	255 lb.
	Mesh Breaking Strength (width)	173 lb.
	Elongation at break (length)	51%
	Elongation at break (width)	141%
2	Yarn Breaking Strength	16 lb.
3	Burst Strength	390 psi
4	Wounded Burst Strength	91 psi

Description of Tests

Breaking Strength of Fabrics (Grab Method: CAN/GSB-4.2 Method 9.2-M90). A 4″ wide x 6″ tall specimen of fabric is held between 2 vertical clamps. Tension is applied so that rupture of the specimen occurs within 20 seconds. This test is similar to ISO 5082:1982.
Breaking Strength of Yarns (Single Strand Method: CAN/GSB-4.2 Method 9.4-M91). A single strand of yarn is held between 2 clamps. Tension is applied so that rupture of the specimen occurs within a specified interval of time.
Burst Strength (Diaphragm Pressure Test: CAN/GSB-4.2 Method 11.1-94). A fixed area of fabric is subjected to pressure on one side through a diaphragm, and the pressure is gradually increased until the fabric is ruptured. This test is technically equivalent to ASTM D 3786-87.
Wounded Burst Strength (Diaphragm Pressure Test: CAN/GSB-4.2 Method 11.1-94). Same as previous except a 12.5 mm cut is made to the test area.

Detailed test reports are available for all nets.