High-Quality Nylon Multifilament Knotted Fishing Net 210D/380D — 2-150 Ply Heavy-Duty
A trawl codend and a purse seine do not fail gracefully — when a seam lets go under a full bag, you lose the tow, the fish and hours of deck time in a single event. This knotted multifilament range, built up to 150 ply, is engineered for exactly that load class: heavy ground gear, codends and seine sections where a 9-ply panel is not a ceiling, it is a starting point.
Built for the Loaded Codend
- Ply to 150 for extreme duty — where most lines stop at 9 ply, this one goes to 150 ply for codends, bunt sections and heavy seine wings that carry full loads
- Double-knotted intersections — anti-slip knots hold mesh shape under the constant strain of a full bag, not just at slack hauling speed
- Nylon or polyester, your call — nylon absorbs shock and returns; polyester holds dimension with less stretch, keeping trawl geometry honest at towing speed
- Failure-mode thinking in every seam — high-ply netting is pointless if the selvedge and hanging lines give out first; panels are built as a system with the rigging spec
- Damage tolerance — thick multi-strand yarns survive snags and rock contact that would notch or break a lighter twine, buying repair time instead of replacement
📋 Product Specifications
| Material | Nylon Multifilament (PA) / Polyester |
| Denier | 210D / 380D |
| Ply Range | 2 ply – 150 ply (extreme heavy-duty) |
| Knot | Double knot — anti-slip |
| Application | Deep-sea trawl, purse seine, large fish |
| Color | Green / Black / White / Custom |
| MOQ | 100 pieces |
| Lead Time | 20–30 days for high-ply orders |
Nylon or Polyester? Match the Fiber to the Gear
Fiber choice changes how the panel behaves under load, and getting it wrong shows up as torn seams or distorted mesh — not as a label difference:
- Nylon (PA) — stretches under load and absorbs shock, which protects panels when a school surges; the standard for purse seines, gillnets and farm nets that take sudden loads
- Polyester (PET) — far less stretch, holds mesh dimensions under steady high load; the usual choice for trawl bodies and codends where shape and water flow matter more than give
As a working guide: 10–40 ply for mid-water trawl bodies and seine panels; 60–150 ply for codends, bunt sections and ground gear. Tell us the gear type and towing depth — we will quote ply, fiber and mesh as one engineered panel rather than three separate decisions.
Factory-direct from Shandong, China · MOQ 100 pcs · Custom ply, fiber and panel size available · Request a wholesale quote →