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The price of a knotless fishing net making machine depends on its configuration and the net you want to produce. For an initial budget, selected fishing net machines in Chenye’s public supplier catalog carry advertised FOB prices of US$50,000–80,000 per set. This is a reference for selected listings, not a fixed price for every model or a complete production line. An accurate quotation requires your net specifications, production target, and equipment requirements.
Chenye offers single needle bar machines for knotless fishing net production. The quotation depends on working width, gauge, guide bars, yarn feeding system, and other specifications.
The published US$50,000–80,000 range should not automatically be applied to every single needle bar configuration. Ask for a quotation matched to your net sample.
Chenye also offers double needle bar configurations for fishing net production. Choose this arrangement when the required knitting structure calls for it.
A double needle bar machine does not automatically mean twice the output or a better net. Ask the supplier to explain why the configuration suits your product and provide its specific price. Chenye’s fishing net solutions cover both machine arrangements.
A production line requires a separate project quotation. Depending on your starting material and production process, the scope may include yarn extrusion, creels, warping equipment, beams, and the knitting machine.
If you already purchase suitable yarn or own preparation equipment, identify this before requesting a quotation. It helps avoid budgeting for unnecessary equipment.
The supplier needs to know your net material, yarn diameter or count, mesh dimensions, finished width, and application.
Chenye’s fishing net machines cover materials including HDPE monofilament, polyester, and nylon, depending on the selected configuration. Providing a sample helps confirm which machine can produce your required net. Explore Chenye’s fishing net machines.
Different working widths require different equipment specifications. For example, Chenye’s published SRCP specifications include 150-, 180-, and 260-inch widths, with different motor ratings and speed ranges. Prices should therefore be compared using an exact configuration. View the SRCP specifications.
Choose a width that fits your products and production plan. Ask the supplier to confirm the relationship between machine working width and finished net dimensions.
Gauge and guide bar configuration must suit the yarn and knitting structure. Yarn feeding, take-up, and control specifications should also be clearly stated in the quotation.
When comparing suppliers, request an itemized explanation of optional features: what each feature costs, what it does, and whether your production needs it.
Request an output estimate based on your actual net sample and yarn.
Maximum RPM alone is not a reliable measure of daily production. Net structure, working width, operating time, and production interruptions all affect usable output. Agree on trial conditions before comparing capacity claims.
Confirm whether the quotation includes:
· Creels, beams, and yarn preparation equipment.
· Spare needles and startup accessories.
· Export packing and transportation.
· Installation, commissioning, and training.
· Warranty coverage and technical support.
Also budget separately for local import charges, electrical preparation, raw materials, and initial operating expenses. Compare quotations using the same delivery terms and equipment scope.
