Tubular netting

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Since 2007, we have been the go-to wholesaler for tubular netting and other protective materials. Tubular netting — also called sleeve netting — i... Read more

Since 2007, we have been the go-to wholesaler for tubular netting and other protective materials. Tubular netting — also called sleeve netting — is an elastic polyethylene sleeve that you slide over your product to absorb scratches, rubbing and knocks. Below you will find our versions in various diameters, roll lengths and colours, always on a roll in a practical dispenser box.

Tubular netting 15-25mm x 200m - 1 roll blue

From € 86,⁶³
per 1 Pieces

Protects without scratching

200 m from a dispenser box

Stretches from 15 to 25 mm

Tubular netting 25-50mm x 200m - 1 roll violet

From € 86,⁶³
per 1 Pieces

For pipes and fittings

Violet stands out at once

200 m per dispenser box

Tubular netting 50-100mm x 50m - 1 roll red

From € 47,⁹⁵
per 1 Pieces

Heavier 44 g quality

Stretches up to 100 mm

Red: instantly visible

Stock items can be picked up immediately.

Tubular netting 100-200mm x 100m - 1 roll orange

From € 155,⁹⁰
per 1 Pieces

Largest size: up to 200 mm

Sturdy 99 gram netting

100 m on one roll

Tubular netting: elastic sleeve netting that prevents scratches

Tubular netting is the simplest way to move slim, vulnerable products through the chain without a mark on them: slide the sleeve over the product, cut, done. It keeps contact points apart, gives way in every direction and lets the surface breathe — with no tape on the product, no adhesive residue and no extra equipment on the packing floor.

What is tubular netting used for?

Protection during transport and storage

Tubular netting is designed for goods that move against each other or against the wall of the packaging in transit: metal pipes and bars, aluminium profiles, taps and sanitary fittings, light fittings, furniture legs, machine parts, and painted or chrome-plated components. The netting acts as an interlayer that keeps contact points apart — exactly where scratches occur.

Bundling without tape on the product

Because the netting is elastic, it holds loose parts together without any tape touching the product itself. No adhesive residue is left on painted or polished surfaces, and no knife is needed when unpacking.

Colour coding in the warehouse

The colours are more than decoration. Many customers assign a fixed colour per diameter, product line or order flow, so the packing department can see at a glance which item has already been protected or checked.

Open mesh, no condensation

The netting lets air through. Components moving from a cold warehouse into their packaging continue to dry out instead of trapping moisture, and labels and type plates remain readable through the mesh.

Which size of tubular netting do you need?

The stretch range decides

Every tubular netting has a stretch range expressed as the diameter of the product, for example 15 - 25 mm. The lower figure is the diameter at which the netting already fits snugly; the upper figure is the diameter at which it is comfortably stretched. Measure your product at its thickest point and choose the version that covers that measurement. For angular or irregular shapes, measure the largest diagonal.

Overview of the versions

Stretch range (diameter)	Quality	Length per roll	Colour
15 - 25 mm	20 grams per metre	200 metres	Blue
25 - 50 mm	20 grams per metre	200 metres	Violet
50 - 100 mm	44 grams per metre	50 metres	Red
100 - 200 mm	99 grams per metre	100 metres	Orange

Every version is made of polyethylene (PE) and is supplied as 1 roll in a dispenser box. The larger the diameter, the heavier the quality: a greater circumference simply means the netting has more surface to span.

Properties of polyethylene tubular netting

Polyethylene is supple, light and unaffected by oils and greases, which makes the netting suitable for parts that still carry a protective coating. It cuts to size with ordinary scissors and leaves no adhesive or ink residue behind. As long as a piece stays intact you can reuse it — in a returns flow or for internal transport between departments, for instance — and add it to your PE recycling afterwards.

Working from the dispenser box

The roll stays inside the box. You pull the netting out through the opening, slide it over the product and cut. No unwinding stand or extra bench space is required, the remainder of the roll stays clean and dust-free, and on a packing table the box is always within easy reach.

Related protective materials

For wide, flat or angular goods, another product group is often the better fit. In that case, take a look at our foam foil, the corner profiles for vulnerable edges and the Nomapack foam profiles. To protect the product inside the box, use bubble wrap, and for the remaining void we offer a complete range of filling materials.

Ordered on working days before 3:30 PM? Then your order will be shipped the same day.

Not sure which size to choose?

Do you have questions about which size of tubular netting is best suited to your situation? Please don't hesitate to contact us — by phone on +31 184 – 614256, via info@kortpack.nl or via WhatsApp.

Frequently asked questions about tubular netting

What exactly is tubular netting?

Tubular netting is a sleeve of extruded polyethylene with an open mesh structure. It is elastic both across and along its length, so it closes around almost any shape within the stated stretch range. You will also see it called sleeve netting, net sleeve or protective netting.

How do I choose between two adjacent sizes?

If your diameter falls exactly on the boundary between two versions, take the smaller size for a tight fit and the larger one if you want the netting to slide over the product quickly or if parts protrude. If you are unsure, we are happy to advise.

Will tubular netting damage a painted or chrome-plated surface?

No. The netting has a soft structure and contains no hard or sharp elements. For high-gloss and mirror finishes we recommend combining it with a thin layer of foam foil, so that even the imprint of the mesh is ruled out.

Why is tubular netting supplied in a dispenser box?

Because the roll then brings its own dispenser. The box protects the netting from dust and damage, takes up little space on the packing table and is ready to use straight away: open, pull, cut.

Is tubular netting reusable and recyclable?

Yes. An undamaged piece can be used several times. Once the netting is worn out it belongs with your PE waste and can go into plastics recycling.

Can tubular netting be used on irregular shapes?

It can. Because the mesh gives way in every direction, it also closes around flanges, couplings and asymmetric components. In that case, measure the largest diagonal and choose the version that covers it.