Raschel netting
Raschel netting is a knitted mesh fabric supplied by the metre and used to build cabin partitions, baggage retention curtains and custom net assemblies that need a textile mesh rather than a...
Cargo net hook, 2 250 daN (5 000 lbs) ultimate load, zinc-plated steel. Mounted on the net, engages in the mesh to adjust net height and tension.
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The cargo hook is mounted on the cargo net itself and engages directly in the net mesh to set the working height of the net and adjust its tension over the load. Repositioning the hook from one mesh row to another changes the cinching position, which adapts the net to load shapes of different heights.
Ultimate load is 2 250 daN (5 000 lbs). Construction is zinc-plated steel for corrosion resistance, for a unit weight of 62 g. The hook is marked "GPI 5000 LBS" on the body for in-service identification.
Stocked as a spare part for GPI Forankra cargo nets.
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