Wooden Handle Insect Net

Description

Build Your Own Wooden Handle Insect Net – General Product Information

Introducing Ecology Supplies Build Your Own Wooden Handle Insect Net: Designed for convenience!

Key Features:

1. Durable Construction: Despite its compact size, our net is built to last. It features a robust metal ring, interlocking mechanisms, sturdy wooden handle, and a high-quality netting material that can withstand the rigors of outdoor use, ensuring that it remains a reliable companion on your adventures.
2. Secure Handling: The net’s handle is designed for a comfortable and secure grip, allowing you to capture and release specimens with ease and precision. The ring and handle have a secure locking mechanism: the “J” mount ends of the metal ring fit into grooves in the handle and are then covered by a metal shaft.  All together, this provides sturdy anchoring and prevents ring movement. The metal shaft is kept in place by two metal stoppers. For 36″ handles, a third screw has been added directly under the metal shaft to prevent sliding out of position when in use.
3. Versatility: Suitable for all collection situations, including sweeping across brush or a field, or collecting delicate specimens midair. The modular design of our Wooden Handle Insect Nets allows for any of our Ecology Supplies net bags to be transferred on.
4. Portability: Our Wooden Handle Insect Net is engineered to be suitable for travel, ensuring it effortlessly breaks down to its individual components. The ring and net bag can be removed for easier storage, and the shorter handle size (18″) could fit into a backpack or tote bag. When you have reached your collecting location, the net can be reassembled easily in the field and can immediately be used.

Invest in the practicality and convenience of our Wooden Handle Insect Nets today and be prepared for spontaneous discoveries wherever your journey takes you. Order now and make every outing an opportunity for exploration and learning!

Additional Information:

A helpful guide to putting on the net bag can be found here, by the Acorn Naturalists.

If you are looking for different net materials, check out our Insect Nets Page to learn more about all the options we offer.