The reason why nylon monofilament fishing nets are prone to slipping is mainly related to the physical and chemical properties of nylon monofilament. Nylon is a synthetic fiber commonly used in the production of monofilaments for fishing nets. The following are some possible reasons why nylon fishing nets are prone to slipping:

  Electrostatic effect: Nylon has good insulation performance and is prone to accumulating static charges. This will cause mutual attraction between nylon monofilaments, making the fishing net more prone to entanglement.

  Friction: The surface of nylon monofilaments is smooth, but under the action of friction, the friction between nylon monofilaments may increase, making them more prone to entanglement with each other.

  Flexibility: The monofilament of nylon fishing nets is usually relatively soft, which makes it easier to form a wrapped and entangled structure, increasing the possibility of slipping.

  Humidity impact: Nylon is sensitive to humidity, and changes in humidity may cause changes in the physical properties of nylon filaments, increasing the risk of slipping in fishing nets.

  To reduce the slipping problem of nylon fishing nets, the following measures can be considered:

  Adding anti-static agents: During the manufacturing process, some anti-static agents can be added to reduce the accumulation of static charges in nylon and reduce the attraction between monofilaments.

  Change surface treatment: Apply surface treatment to nylon monofilament to make its surface smoother and reduce friction.

  Adjust material formula: Adjust the formula of nylon to better adapt to specific usage environments, such as increasing moisture resistance.

  Using lubricants: During use, it is advisable to consider using appropriate lubricants to reduce the friction between individual threads.

  Although nylon fishing nets are prone to slipping, they are still a widely used fishing net material due to their strength and durability. Choosing appropriate prevention and maintenance methods can reduce slipping problems and extend the service life of fishing nets.