Technology for binding fish-culturing net or netted appliance
A process and cage technology, which is applied in the field of marine aquaculture cage production, can solve the problems of damaged net bars and net clothing, poor ability to resist wind and waves, and uneven force on the net clothing, so as to improve the ability to resist wind and waves and avoid escaping fish. , to avoid the effect of grinding or hanging up
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[0019] see Figure 1-Figure 8 , using the binding process of the present invention to make a Figure 8 The circular cage shown.
[0020] The mesh used in net clothing 1 is PA mesh, which is cut and cut by electric soldering iron. Sew the cut spare mesh vertically and horizontally on each side with 2-4 mesh binding (piping) 2, and tie it tightly with "double tack" 3 knots ( figure 1 , figure 2 ); the seaming process of the netting 1 is as follows: fasten the opposite binding edges or edges 2 of the two nettings 1 or every 20 mm with "double-tack knots" knots to form a large seam 5, binding the edges or edges There is no obvious gap after seaming of edge 2 ( Figure 5 , Figure 6 ). According to the cage net clothing size, some small net sheets are sewed together into 8 large main nets 1, two bottom nets 13 and a block net 9.
[0021] And then tie it with a special edge-gang process: sew the 2-4 mesh net 1 around the rope 4 (diameter 4-10mm) that is as long as the horizo...
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