Aircraft-grade Raschel netting, 420 denier nylon, FAR 25.853 fire-resistant. For cabin partitions, baggage retention and custom net assemblies.
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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 webbing grid. It gives a fine-mesh barrier that contains loose items without blocking visibility or airflow.
The netting is made of nylon at a 420 yarn denier, weighing 410 g/sqm. It is fire-resistant under FAR 25.853 and approved for use in aircraft under FAR 25 appendix F.
Cut to size on demand for specific cabin and cargo installations.
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Aircraft-grade Raschel netting, 420 denier nylon, FAR 25.853 fire-resistant. For cabin partitions, baggage retention and custom net assemblies.
