Closely reinforces local unstable rock masses and fractured slope faces.
Spider type protection net uses high-strength wire rope mesh with a diagonal, spider-like layout to clamp fractured rock surfaces tightly. It is selected where ordinary mesh needs more tensile strength and better force transfer around anchors.
The system is suitable for steep rock slopes, tunnel portals, cut slopes, and locations with blocky or highly fractured rock. Rope diameter, mesh spacing, anchor pattern, edge rope, and clamp details can be designed to suit the slope.

The spider-type protection net adopts a two-layer slope reinforcement structure. The outer layer uses high-strength wire rope mesh as the main load-bearing layer, while the inner fine mesh is fitted with chain link mesh to closely cover the slope surface and restrain loose fragments. The two layers are fixed with anchors, boundary ropes, clamps, and tensioning nodes, forming a combined point-and-surface reinforcement system for fractured rock slopes.
After tensioning, the outer wire rope mesh connects unstable rock blocks between anchor points into an integrated load-bearing system, transferring local rock pressure to the anchors and stable rock mass. The inner chain link mesh stays close to the slope surface, helping restrain smaller stones and weathered surface layers, reducing fragment fall and improving overall slope stability.

| Mesh material | High-strength steel wire or wire rope |
| Mesh opening | Customized by protection level |
| Accessories | Anchors, plates, clips, support ropes |
| Anti-corrosion finish | Hot-dip galvanized, zinc-aluminum coating, or coated finish |
| Installation method | Slope-attached anchored installation |
Closely reinforces local unstable rock masses and fractured slope faces.
Fits uneven terrain where ordinary mesh has difficulty conforming to the surface.
Protects tunnel portals, bridge abutments, and key road slope sections.
Open structure supports drainage and vegetation recovery for long-term treatment.