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Poly-Net Green HDPE Protective Mesh Tube, 16 x 18.5 Inch, 2-Pack, Unused

Poly-Net

$7.99
SKU:
00092025050KK25LSMulti
Condition:
New
Availability:
Usually ships same or next business day.
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Product Overview

Stretch Netting Sleeves, 16 Inches Long by 18.5 Inches Around, to Guard Glass and Parts

Condition

Unused new old stock, clean and kept in excellent condition with no compromise from storage. Sold as a 2-pack of green tubes, each 16 inches long by 18.5 inches in circumference. The pictured tubes are representative of the stock.

Ships same or next business day from our Idaho warehouse. Selling online since 1999.

Here for our customers, with a satisfaction guarantee that means what it says.

Product Overview

Poly-Net is high-density polyethylene (HDPE) netting formed as a tube. Pulled over a bottle, carboy or part, the diamond mesh stretches to the shape and keeps hard surfaces from rubbing against each other.

Key Features

  • HDPE netting, green
  • 16 inches long, 18.5 inches in circumference
  • Elastic diamond mesh that opens up to cover larger shapes
  • Cuts to length with ordinary scissors
  • Reusable from one part to the next
  • Two tubes per pack

Applications

  • Sleeving a glass carboy before it rides in a truck bed or sits on a brewery floor
  • Wrapping a dial gauge or instrument face before it goes into a parts bin
  • Covering shafts and threaded rod ends so they do not nick each other on a shelf

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I cut a tube shorter?

Yes. The netting cuts with ordinary scissors, so a tube can be trimmed to cover a shorter part.

Can a tube be used more than once?

Yes. The elastic netting pulls off one part and goes back on the next.

Will one tube stretch over a glass carboy?

Yes. One tube stretches over the body of a glass carboy from the shoulder to the base, with the diamonds opening wider as it goes. Flat-rate shipping in the lower 48, and orders over the free-shipping line ship free.

Eighteen and a half inches around does not sound like much until the mesh meets a carboy and keeps going. Pull one over the glass you worry about most.

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