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Olive Harvest Nets Olive Net Fuit Protection Net

Production Description:

Olive collection net are used not only for the olive harvest, but also to gather chestnuts, nuts and deciduous fruits in general.

Produced with HDPE virgin material
UV stabilized - Long life
For Food : non-toxic, responsive to current European legislation on packaging for food.
Guarantee 5 years
Green&Black 50g/m2
Farmer used the net to gain olive from tree.

Specification：

Type	CMAX-Olive Net
Weight	33-200 gsm
Color	Black, Green, Dark Green, etc
Width,Length	1-6m, 50m,100m as your requirements
Raw material	100% Virgin HDPE with U.V Stabilized and irganox
Using life	At least 4 years
Delivery time	30 days after deposit
Specification	construction(/inch) Warp=3, Weft=4.5, Br.Str.(kg) ,Warp=10, Weft=2 ,Screening factor(%) :10%
Packing	rolls with PVC suare tube(5×5cm)/double folded/PE Stretch film/label
OEM	If you have your own packing design,we can quickly meet your requirments.

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FAQ:

1.Q:Where is your factory located? How can I visit there?
A:Our factory is located in Shanghai, China. You can take flight to Shanghai Hongqiao airport, and 25 mins reach to our factory.

2.Q:What is the material of your products?
A: We use the raw material of High Density Polyethylene (HDPE) with UV Stabilized & Igranox to make our netting

3.Q:How does your factory do regarding quality control?
A: we are very proud to let you know that , We use the best raw material , have at least 5years experienced workers,

the advanced machine and specialized team to assure the quality

We perform Quality Control inspections on 100% of our products.

Our inspection standards are strictly in accordance with the ISO9001 certification system.

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