
Trampolín vs Capilla system: key differences
Trampolín versus Capilla forzada: key differences in cost, assembly and hail discharge, so you can choose the right anti-hail system for your farm.
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Trampolín versus Capilla forzada: key differences in cost, assembly and hail discharge, so you can choose the right anti-hail system for your farm.

Anti-hail netting, tela, raschel, polisombra, filet paragrêle, Hagelschutznetz… The name of each net by country and the technical terms explained.

How to stop Drosophila suzukii in cherries, blueberries and raspberries with exclusion netting: which net (10x8), how it is installed and what sources say.

Which cover stops cherry cracking: anti-rain netting, plastic or coated netting. Differences, when to cover and how to reuse an anti-hail structure.

What 10x16, 10x20 and 13x31 mean, their mesh equivalent and which insect netting to choose against thrips, aphids, whitefly or Drosophila suzukii.

What the percentage of a shade net means, the four NovaNet® grades (30, 50, 80 and 90%), colours and local names such as raschel or polisombra.

Since August 2025 Novafrut has been part of Grupo Criado & López. Agrotextile manufacturing and field installation, now within the same group.

What galgas are (800 galgas = 200 microns), thermal vs non-thermal film, anti-drip second-roof film and 24- or 36-month warranties.

Prestressed concrete posts from 1.5 to 4 m in 8x8 and 8x12 cm sections: which size to choose, tensioners, sling locks, screw anchors and wire.

Frost fleece, thermal blanket or frost heaters: how each works, how many heaters per hectare and how many degrees they gain according to the datasheet.

Compostable raffia 500 and 700 for trellising tomato, cucumber or pepper: yield per kilo, strength, no separation from crop residue and when it pays off.

Novafrut: a pioneer in anti-hail netting installation in Spain since 2001. More than 5,000 hectares protected in Cataluña, Aragón, Navarra and beyond.

How we protect fruit orchards in Aragón (Bajo Cinca, Calatayud, La Almunia) from hail with the Trampolín and Capilla forzada systems.

Why we finish off anti-hail netting on the top cable rather than on the lower tensioner, and which tears this installation detail prevents.

Capilla forzada fits the anti-hail net as an inverted “V”, held by a cord tensioned along the centre line: the simplest and most economical system to install.

Why we install two half-nets per alley instead of a single piece, and how that decision prevents tears at the ridge of your anti-hail netting.

From pioneering anti-hail netting installers in 2001 to a benchmark in comprehensive agricultural protection: the story of Novafrut.

The pros and cons of protecting vegetables with a greenhouse versus anti-hail netting, and when each option makes sense for your crops.

The Trampolín system is not a flat net: two nets joined by a zigzag elastic form a “V” over the alley that drops hail to the ground.

Galvanised steel cable versus polyester wire for the structure of your anti-hail netting: strength, cost and when to use each one.

How many years well-installed anti-hail netting lasts, what wears it out prematurely and how to extend its service life with maintenance.

The most frequent mistakes when installing anti-hail netting — and how to avoid them so the structure lasts for years, not just one season.

How anti-hail netting reduces crop evapotranspiration and helps save irrigation water, in addition to protecting against hail.

Anti-hail netting installation in Lleida: the districts where we work, the most protected crops and why it has been a key area for Novafrut since 2001.

The real differences between protecting yourself with crop insurance and with anti-hail netting: what each covers and why they are not mutually exclusive.

Clear signs that your farm needs windbreak netting: fruit drop, broken branches or water stress caused by constant wind on your crops.

What treatment class 4 SP means for wooden posts and why it is the foundation of an anti-hail netting installation that lasts for years.

Winterfix opens and closes anti-hail netting from the ground with a pole, with no dismantling or platforms: from 12 to 9 hours per hectare.

Complete installation (materials, structure and assembly): an indicative €19,000-25,000/ha. What drives the price: row width, posts, system and plot shape.

Treated wooden posts versus prestressed concrete posts for anti-hail netting: the differences in cost, service life and installation.

The real advantages of protecting fruit trees with anti-hail netting, beyond hail: light, wind, sun and long-term profitability for your farm.

The different types and weights of NovaNet® anti-hail netting that we manufacture, and how to choose the right one for your crop and location.

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