Plastic Net Bags – Composition, Applications, and Advantages
The raw materials used to manufacture plastic nets are processed through methods such as expansion, extrusion, or knitting.
Plastic nets are widely used for packaging various products, particularly agricultural goods such as onions, citrus fruits, and more.
These packaging nets are classified into five types or mesh structures, including:
Fine mesh
Coarse mesh
Triple-strand
Ball nets
Garlic nets
They are available in rolls or pre-cut sizes in the market.
Garlic nets are commonly used in fruit markets and supermarkets for packaging dried goods (especially pistachios), as well as toys and other lightweight items. These nets are delivered to customers in 110 cm lengths with one closed end, based on order specifications.
Fine mesh, coarse mesh, and heavier-duty versions are used to hold weights of 5 to 10 kilograms.
Key Advantages of Plastic Net Packaging:
• High tensile strength with lightweight structure (providing excellent flexibility and stretch resistance)
• Excellent adaptability to the shape of the packaged items
• Enhanced air circulation, helping keep contents fresh
• Mesh design prevents water accumulation and extends product shelf life, offering a clear advantage over plastic bags
• Allows for visual inspection of the packaged contents
• Improves product presentation and supports better sales
• Enhances perceived value of the product
• Eliminates the need for separators inside cartons
• Reduces carton size and helps optimize packaging and transportation costs
• Minimizes noise during transportation
• Cost-effective and economical
• Made from premium raw materials
• Hygienic – no recycled or non-standard materials used
• Innovative design, wide range of colors and aesthetically appealing appearance