Extruded Netting
Precision-engineered plastic mesh for critical applications – from protecting products and separating materials to reinforcing components – across industries.
Extruded Netting refers to plastic mesh produced through a continuous extrusion process, forming integrally bonded joints for outstanding strength and structural integrity. These high-performance nets provide exceptional strength and durability while remaining lightweight, delivering reliable protection, containment, separation, and reinforcement in countless industrial and commercial applications..
Engineered for Specific Performance Requirements
Our extruded netting portfolio spans Extruded Square Netting, Extruded Diamond Netting, and Flat Netting, each engineered for specific performance requirements and use cases.
Extruded Square Netting provides a robust, stable mesh ideal for product protection and separation, serving needs from automotive components and parts protection to filtration media, infrastructure, and construction materials.
Extruded Diamond Netting features a bi-planar (diamond-shaped) mesh that offers superior flexibility and consistent material flow. It serves as a stretchable yet durable layer in hygiene and apparel products, provides gentle but secure packaging for delicate parts and produce, and acts as an efficient support mesh in filtration and composite manufacturing processes.
Flat Netting is an extruded square mesh with smooth, flat joints (uniform strand intersections), providing a level, snag-free surface that enhances safety and protects sensitive materials – for example, flat-net fencing is easier to handle with no sharp edges, and flat mesh layers prevent abrasions on delicate objects or facilitate smooth bonding in composite laminates.
Conwed’s Extruded Netting Products
Extruded Square Netting
Extruded Diamond Netting
Flat Netting
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