Energy & utilities
Transformers, switchgear, fuel storage and associated equipment zones. Electrical, environmental and access requirements form part of the project brief.
Protective systems
Anti-Drone Protective Netting
Counter-UAS netting for facilities, equipment and infrastructure. Explore material options, netting series and configurations for overhead and perimeter protection.
Product overview
A physical barrier.
A project-specific system.
Counter-UAS protective netting forms a physical barrier around or above selected assets. Netting, tensioning cables, support members and anchorage are considered together to suit the site and its protection requirements.
Specify the whole system
Material, mesh geometry and net construction are part of the specification. Support frames, tensioning and anchorage also need to suit the protected asset, installation conditions and required performance.
Configuration at a glance
- Netting series
- L, H, M and E
- Material options
- PP, PET, UHMWPE and aramid, depending on the selected series
- Construction
- Warp-knitted knotless, knotted and multilayer configurations
- Dimensions
- Mesh size, twine diameter and panel dimensions specified for the application
- System elements
- Netting, tensioning system, support frame and anchorage
Series selection and final performance values depend on project requirements, certified test reports and measured results.
Applications
Protection shaped around the asset.
Buildings & industrial sites
Industrial buildings, warehouses, building openings and ventilation areas. Coverage can be considered above equipment or around selected access points.
Transport & mobile assets
Transport routes, road nodes and stationary mobile assets. The brochure includes temporary support and deployable netting concepts.
Maritime & communications
Offshore platforms, cargo areas and communications equipment. Corrosion exposure, maintenance access and RF requirements need project-specific review.
Netting series
Four series. Different requirements.
A starting point for product selection, based on the supplied brochure. Final suitability depends on the complete installation and validated performance.
Lightweight protection
PP, PET or UHMWPE warp-knitted knotless netting. Focused on portability and lightweight protective applications.
Strength & deployment
High-strength PP, PET or UHMWPE warp-knitted knotless netting, balancing deployment efficiency and energy absorption.
Knotted construction
High-strength aramid or UHMWPE knotted netting. Construction is selected around the required deformation and energy absorption behavior.
Multilayer configurations
Aramid or UHMWPE knotted netting in a multilayer arrangement. Twine diameter and layer spacing are specified for the project.
System components
More than the net alone.
Coordinate the netting with its support and connection system. Component selection and verification should follow the installation requirements.
- Protective nettingSelected series, material, mesh and panel dimensions.
- Tensioning systemTurnbuckles and pretensioning cables.
- Support structureComposite or steel members, suited to the site.
- AnchorageIsolated foundations or ballast bases, as specified.
Project preparation
From requirements to specification.
Define the requirement
Identify the protected assets, site dimensions, coverage and target performance.
Review the configuration
Consider netting, supports, connection points, environmental exposure and maintenance access together.
Confirm acceptance criteria
Agree the required test evidence, inspection records and project acceptance requirements.
Technical brochure
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Common questions
Before you specify.
How is the netting series selected?
Selection begins with the threat class, netting specification, structural constraints and maintenance strategy. The brochure introduces four series; the appropriate configuration must be confirmed for each project.
What should be checked for an installation?
Review the support frame, anchoring ropes, connection-point spacing and support-cable pretension alongside the netting. Environmental and material requirements should be included in the project specification.
What performance information is relevant?
Relevant acceptance data include impact energy and velocity, repeated-impact performance, failure mode and acceptance records. Material comparison charts in the brochure support preliminary screening; they do not replace project test results.
Project inquiries
Tell us what needs protection.
Share the asset type, site dimensions, required coverage, installation constraints, target performance, quantity and delivery destination.