Heli-Deck Net  

Heli-deck nets are large doormats used on an oil platform or ship. The helicopter can make a safe landing on these nets and the people who are starting or ending a trip by helicopter can carry on their journey safely. The dimensions depend upon various situations. The most commonly used sorts are knotted and stitched. The sizes are 12 x 12 metres and 15 x 15 metres. Other sizes can also be produced. The material that is most often used is Manila. The nets are produced in accordance with the requirements of the Shipping Inspectorate.

Scramble Nets  

Scramble nets are very common in the shipping industry. These nets are obligatory in order to transport pilots or other persons from ship to ship. The scramble nets are hung on the ship’s hull so it is possible to climb up the hull. Large scramble nets are fitted with slats or separators. These nets with separators are called Jupiter nets.

Cargo/Load Nets   

Cargo nets, sometimes also referred to as load nets, are produced in various shapes and sizes. These nets are used in harbours to unload bulk cargo from ships. These cargo nets can be produced to any requirement and tensile strength. The strength depends upon the weight that is to be hoisted. Net supplier J. van Dijk & Sons calculates these strengths per order. We do this in order to supply you with a cargo net that meets your requirements.

Gangway Nets   

Gangway nets are the safety nets that are installed under the gangway to and from ships. These nets are manufactured according to the relevant requirements and delivered with safety documentation. The sizes are extremely diverse. These nets can be produced entirely to your own requirements at no extra costs. The nets with documents are delivered in the colour green. They have a yarn thickness of 4.5 mm and a mesh width of 10 x 10 cm.

The scramble nets can be found under the section climbing nets.