Ring Nets for Rockfall Barriers

Ring nets use linked wire rings to form panels within a passive rockfall protection arrangement. Overlapping wire ends, multiple fastening points and interconnected neighbouring rings form part of the ring construction and panel assembly to be confirmed for the project.

Internal rings link with four neighbouring rings, while edge rings follow the panel outline. Listed assembly details include overlapping wire ends and multiple fastening points. Specify ring diameter, wire diameter, turns, panel dimensions and coating to match the intended barrier connections or replacement panel.

Provide the system drawing and panel schedule with the enquiry. Confirm the material finish, fastening arrangement and compatible connections before ordering; any required interception performance must refer to the complete tested barrier configuration rather than the ring-net panel in isolation.

Interconnected wire rings form net panels for integration into a passive rockfall barrier. Specify the panel dimensions, ring construction and connection interfaces against the selected system drawing. Quotation and replacement selection should consider the compatible posts, ropes and other components; a ring-net panel alone does not establish a complete barrier rating.

Nominal options are a starting point for discussion. Confirm the selected dimensions, wire and surface treatment against your project drawing.

Please identify the exact option required in your enquiry. Dimensions, wire components and treatment combinations are confirmed in the written quotation.

Ring panels use steel wire rings secured with steel or aluminium-alloy fasteners. A quotation requires a complete material grade, coating and fastening specification for the selected panel. Confirm the wire, number of turns, fastener type and surface treatment together, including compatibility with the surrounding system connections. Required material documents should identify the panel components, while any barrier performance documents need to address the complete assembly in which the panel will be used.