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safety net
is a passive fall protection device consisting of a strong, flexible mesh barrier, engineered to catch falling people, tools, or debris, limit fall distance, and dissipate impact energy—effectively preventing or minimizing the severity of injuries and damage. Beyond physical protection, it serves as a "safety net" in the broader sense: a reliable system that provides security against misfortune, whether for workers on a construction site or pedestrians near hazardous areas. From the manila rope nets used in the Golden Gate Bridge construction to today’s advanced synthetic nets, safety nets have evolved to become more robust, versatile, and compliant with global safety regulations.
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