GB/T 3939.2—2023 "Nomenclature and Marking of Main Fishing Gear Materials Part 2: Nets" is a national standard of the People's Republic of China, which aims to unify the naming and marking rules of fishing nets. This standard replaces the old version GB/T3939.2—2004, adds more detailed provisions on fiber material codes, mesh shapes, and new materials such as PET nets, and further standardizes the production, trade and management of fishing gear materials.
Old version of the standard (GB/T 3939.2—2004) | New version of the standard (GB/T 3939.2—2023) | Comparative analysis |
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No systematic provisions for fiber material codes | Main mesh fiber material codes have been added (see Chapter 4) | New content has been added to standardize material naming |
The marking category is relatively simple | The marking category, composition and expression form have been changed | The structure is clearer and convenient for practical application |
Detailed provisions for mesh specifications are not involved | Added mesh specification marking (see 5.1.1) and PET mesh marking (see 5.1.3.1) | Added specifications for new materials |
Fishing gear materials:Materials directly used to assemble fishing gear, including net lines, nets, ropes, etc.
Mesh:A sheet-like woven fabric with a certain mesh structure woven from net lines.
The naming of mesh includes two parts: the fiber material name and the mesh structure:
- Fiber material name: refer to Table A.1 in Appendix A (such as PA for polyamide and PET-M for PET monofilament).
- Structural classification: divided into two categories: knotted mesh and knotless mesh.
Complete marking: Includes fiber material code, mesh specifications, mesh cable specifications and production standards.
Simple marking: Simplified representation, suitable for specific application scenarios.
Example: PET-M mesh produced according to GB/T18673
- Fiber material: semi-rigid polyethylene terephthalate monofilament (PET-M).
- Structural type: hexagonal mesh.
- Complete marking: PET-M—φ3.0mm×45mm(3m×20m) GJ GB/T 18673.
The new version of the standard introduces more fiber materials, such as ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) and polypropylene/polyethylene composites. These new materials have significant advantages in strength, durability and cost-effectiveness.
Added a variety of structures such as PET nets and warp knitted nets in knotless nets, enriching the application scenarios of fishing nets, especially the demand for high-quality nets in modern fisheries.
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