Vónin unveils ROYAL anti-predator netting with antifouling properties

Vónin, a leader in innovative aquaculture solutions, has introduced its latest breakthrough: ROYAL anti-predator netting.

Designed to offer top-tier predator protection, ROYAL features high-performance fibres with exceptional strength and cut resistance. Its standout feature is its antifouling properties, ensuring long-lasting net cleanliness and reduced maintenance needs. The non-floating design, combined with uncomfortable knots to deter predators, creates an effective barrier while maintaining peak performance. With ROYAL, Vónin continues to deliver cutting-edge solutions, providing fish farmers with unmatched security and efficiency in their operations.

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