Fishing nets & ropes are predominantly made from nylon, polypropylene and polyester, which are highly recyclable materials. 

 

Starting with recycling polypropylene ropes, sourced from responsible fishing companies on the Eyre Peninsula, South Australia.

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Recycled polypropylene can be made into a number of different products including;

• Automotive parts

• Sports & leisure equipment

• Storage containers

• Housing for tools & devices

• Toys etc
   

Why use recycled polypropylene?

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• Less energy required for processing*

• Less carbon emissions*

• Reduce the use of non-renewable 

• Prevent landfill

• Support regional growth

• Create employment opportunities

• Utilise post-consumer waste.

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​Product Data Sheet

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Testing undertaken by NATA Accredited laboratories to demonstrate material properties. 

Available on request.

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Ocean Bound Plastic

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Currently the ropes & nets from the fishing industry are not recycled and may end up as landfill or is stockpiled on site and in some cases ends up dumped in our oceans, contributing significantly to ocean pollution.

Hence the term - ocean-bound plastic. 

Ocean-bound plastic is any discarded plastic material within 50 kilometers of our precious seas, streams, rivers, and lakes that is likely to enter the ocean.