Safety Nets for Machinery Protection & Property Protection

Rack shelf safety nets are used to secure items on high-bay racking. The nets act as fall protection and prevent goods and merchandise stored at great heights from falling. Rack safety nets are usually fitted vertically to the front of the racking. This ensures not only the security of the goods but also the safety of people: thanks to the safety nets, people cannot be struck by falling objects.

Furthermore, shelving nets are also very well suited as warehouse separation nets to prevent stored items from tipping over and dragging other goods down with them.

In addition to shelf netting, personal safety nets are often part of the safety concept for high-bay racking systems in warehouses and similar facilities. These nets are installed at potential fall-off edges to protect people working on the high-bay racks from falling. Together, these two types of safety nets form a reliable solution for the protection of people and property in warehousing.

At Safetynet365 you get shelf safety nets in standard sizes, which fit perfectly to storage shelves made of standard pallets. If you need individual net sizes for your shelves, we manufacture custom-made protective nets to fit your needs exactly.

Landfill operators are required by law to secure waste materials on their premises. Material stored there must not be allowed to escape into the surrounding area and cause pollution. Particularly light materials such as paper, plastics and foam pose a problem here, as they are often carried away by the wind.

To prevent this, so-called anti-litter nets are used. To stop lightweight materials from blowing away from the landfill site, the nets are ideally stretched across the entire landfill area as a protective barrier.

Here too, we offer protective nets in various sizes and bespoke solutions. You can also find the appropriate accessories for installing the paper-catching nets in our shop.

Conveyor belt safety nets allow you to effectively secure goods on conveyor belts and prevent them from falling off. In this way, you not only protect goods and objects, but also the workers on the assembly line, who are spared from injuries caused by falling goods.

Unlike rigid mesh barriers around conveyor belt systems, safety nets provide a flexible and resilient means of securing goods, allowing items to land softly should they fall. This safety measure effectively minimises damage to the goods.

Depending on the site conditions and safety concept, conveyor belt safety nets can be installed both alongside and beneath the conveyor system.

At Safetynet365, you can obtain conveyor belt nets in various mesh sizes and material diameters – precisely tailored to your goods. We also manufacture safety nets to match the size, length and individual shape of your conveyor belts.

Loose scree that makes its way down a slope can reach enormous speeds and easily injure people or damage vehicles. Slope safety nets allow you to securely stabilise slopes and embankments, thereby effectively protecting people and vehicles from rockfalls.

The strength of the material and the mesh size of the nets are always determined by the quantity and size of the expected debris. We would be happy to advise you on selecting the right net and on suitable methods for securing it to the slope.

Dilapidated church towers, barns and other brick-built buildings cannot always be repaired straight away. Nevertheless, owners are responsible for securing the access routes around the dilapidated building and taking appropriate safety measures. This is because if loose bricks or broken parts of the facade simply fall and damage vehicles or even injure people, the owner is liable for the damage caused.

Roof tile and facade safety nets provide a solution when immediate repair of the building is not possible.

The nets ensure that loose tiles and pieces of material do not fall unchecked, but are caught directly or held in place. The facade safety nets are installed either directly on the roof or along the wall. Alternatively, you can also install the nets as safety nets beneath the roof edge or the damaged section of the facade.

At Safetynet365, you can obtain roof tile and facade safety nets in various colours and mesh sizes. If particularly small parts also need to be reliably caught or held in place, our polyethylene safety tarpaulins are also ideal for securing objects.

Due to the enormous drop heights and confined spaces inside wind turbines, high safety standards apply there. Suitable safety nets protect workers from falls and falling objects. Our safety nets for wind turbines consist of a highly tear-resistant net and a close-meshed fabric tarpaulin. This ensures they reliably catch both people and small items such as tools and installation materials.

When used as fall protection for people, the nets are fitted directly to the edge of the fall hazard. As a safety measure against small items that may fall during the installation or maintenance of the turbine, the safety nets are fitted below the platform.

Excessive pressure inside a biogas plant can cause the plant’s outer shell or outer membrane to overstretch. Biogas plant securing nets prevent this overstretching and thus protect both the outer shell and the entire plant.

Biogas plant securing nets from Safetynet365 are highly tear-resistant, dimensionally stable and weather-resistant – they are ready for use in all weather conditions, have a long service life and offer reliable protection for your plant. The nets can be made to measure on request.