Industrial Netting
Plastic Industrial Netting, Mesh, and Tubes
7681 Setzler Parkway N
Minneapolis, MN 55445
About Industrial Netting
- Industrial Netting was founded in 1981 as InterNet, Inc. to serve the converting and distribution needs of customers for specialty netting and mesh products. The company's goal, then and now, is to provide high quality products, custom converting and quick delivery.
Through the efforts of an attentive and conscientious management and workforce, the company has built a quality reputation in the wide variety of markets. Industrial Netting has become a major supplier of netting and mesh components to the filtration industry, as well as other industrial and commercial marketplaces.
Shortly after the 1999 purchase by Frandsen Corporation the company achieved ISO 9001: 2000 certification in order to ensure its position as a key supplier to important customers, and to earn new business from companies seeking reliable supply partners. In 2007 the company name was changed from InterNet, Inc. to Industrial Netting to better reflect our core business.
Industrial Netting is actively pursuing other supply arrangements in order to leverage its expertise and skills as a converter, marketer, and distributor of specialized industrial material for the benefit of its customers, while remaining true to our core value.
Products by Industrial Netting
Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) Mesh
Expanded PTFE mesh is suitable for high temperature applications and highly caustic environments. It's also chemically resistant, self-lubricating, and inherently UV stable (UV radiation passes straight through causing no interactions.) Some other features include:Expanded PTFE Plastic Mesh... Read MoreOriented Plastic Netting
Oriented Plastic netting is lighter, wider and more flexible than our extruded square plastic mesh. Some configurations are available in widths up to 17-feet. Oriented plastic netting is most often used for reinforcement or containment (ex. RackGuard) or as a light-weight barrier (ex. Bird... Read MoreNylon, Polyester or Polypropylene Plastic Mesh
Monofilament synthetic fibers can be woven very precisely to create industrial textiles with narrow pore distribution. This precision weaving process creates fine mesh woven fabrics with apertures (hole sizes) as small as 50 micron, with a strand and thickness tolerance of +/-10%. The... Read More
