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This rope has been developed for customers who used the traditional hairy twisted rope, but they wanted an extra grip to prevent falls.
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| *BRAIDED EXTRA HAIRY COLLECTOR ROPE |
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This rope is made from braided to prevente continuous laps in the system. It has an extra hair which gives him greater catchment area , used especially in more open waters . Made from material sinking on its own.
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This makes braided rope to prevente continuous laps in the system. Apart from the seed to attract some customers use it as a crop full of seeds , being a material that sinks on its own, no need to put so much so that this seed grows best.
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| *FLOOR TILE |
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| Floor tile, which allow for spacing in humid working areas. Used also in transport platforms , trucks and floors. Extremely resistant to abrasion and non slip. Brown and green color. |
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| *OYSTER BAG RECYCLING |
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| For over 30 years working with the poches for the cultivation of oysters in France. Each year the poche volume increases and they have a lifespan of 8 to 10 years and have easy reuse and difficult to destroy due to the materials used in their manufacture. Today times have changed. To Intermas Nets and Netten, closing the cycle of the pocket was a goal for many years. We considered very important to close the cycle of our product on the market and can offer more to the environment can give our bit to improve it. Today, this goal has been achieved can recycle oyster bag unused power and reused again in another oyster bag, not with the same characteristics as the original but with good benefits. |
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| *OYSTER BAG VELCRO |
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| Oyster bag whit a Velcro, especially for the cultivation of oysters. |
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| *PREDATOR NETS |
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| Mesh to protect the ropes of mussels, oysters and other shellfish. |
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| *OYSTER SPAT COLLECTOR |
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| Collector for oysters and others mollusks. |
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