Purse Seine Floats, EVA floats

Purse seine floats are manufactured from EVA material, using a single foaming production technique. It is light in weight, and high tensile strength and don’t absorb any water.

EVA fence floats are usually produced using a compression molding process. The following is a brief introduction to the production process of EVA fence floats:

 1. Material preparation: The floating body is made of high-quality EVA material with buoyancy and durability.  EVA materials can be in the form of pellets or sheets and are prepared for the molding process.

 2. Heating and molding: Heating the EVA material to a specific temperature makes it flexible and suitable for molding. This is then placed into a custom mold to create the desired shape and size of the seine float.

 3. Compression molding: The heated EVA material is compressed and molded, applying pressure to the material in the mold. This process helps ensure that the EVA material has the precise shape and density required for the float.

 4. Cooling and solidification: After the EVA material is molded into the desired shape, it is cooled to solidify and maintain its shape. This cooling process can take place within the mold or in a separate cooling chamber.

 5. Quality control and finishing: After curing, the resulting EVA seine floats undergo quality control inspections to ensure they meet specified buoyancy, size and durability standards. Any necessary finishing touches, such as trimming excess material or adding attachment points, are also completed at this stage.

 6. Packaging and Distribution: The finished EVA seine float is then packaged and distributed to fishing gear suppliers, commercial fishing operations, or other related customers.

This production technology is optimized to ensure that EVA seine floats meet the stringent requirements of commercial fishing applications, providing reliable buoyancy and support for the seine.

EVA seine buoys are primarily used for seine fishing, a common method used in commercial fishing to catch large schools of fish. Buoys play a vital role in this fishing technique, providing buoyancy and support to the upper edge of the seine.