Spinivõrk

Spinivõrk is an Estonian term that translates to "spin net" or "spinning net." It generally refers to a type of flexible mesh or fabric that is created by spinning or extruding synthetic fibers. These materials are often used in a variety of applications due to their strength, flexibility, and lightweight properties. The manufacturing process involves creating continuous filaments of polymers which are then woven, knitted, or otherwise assembled into a net-like structure. The specific properties of a spinivõrk depend heavily on the type of polymer used, the diameter of the fibers, and the method of fabrication. Common polymers used include polyethylene, polypropylene, and nylon.

Applications for spinivõrk are diverse. In agriculture, it can be found in protective netting for crops, preventing damage from birds or insects, or as support structures for climbing plants. In construction, it may be used as reinforcement or safety netting. The fishing industry also utilizes specialized forms of spinivõrk in nets and traps. Its versatility allows for customization to meet specific tensile strength, pore size, and elasticity requirements, making it a valuable material in many sectors. The production of spinivõrk is a significant part of the synthetic materials industry.