Independent sports netting sourcing for distributors and manufacturers

We help distributors and equipment manufacturers turn a bulk netting requirement into a documented factory specification. Qualitora LLC provides the sourcing service; the buyer contracts with the factory directly.

Registered US company Qualitora LLC · NM Business ID 7688237 · D-U-N-S 13-229-4817

SGS assessment (2025) Partner facility: SGS Production and Trading Assessment (2025)

Visited on site (2026) Manufacturing partner visited on site (2026)

Sourced figures Every published figure attributed to its source

Refusals in writing No life-safety or fall-arrest netting sold

Reply within 2 business days First personal reply within 2 business days

Who is behind this site

Sport Net Supply is a trade name of Qualitora LLC, a limited liability company registered in New Mexico, USA in 2024 (New Mexico Business ID 7688237, verifiable in the state’s public registry; registered address: 102 Gold Ave SW #168, Albuquerque, NM 87102). The entity is public and assumed; you deal with one commercial contact, in English, with a first personal reply within 2 business days wherever you are.

Cross-check the entity independently: D-U-N-S 13-229-4817 on the public Dun & Bradstreet directory.

Sport Net Supply is Qualitora’s second sourcing vertical. The first, Mesh & Net, has served agricultural netting buyers since 2026 under the same doctrine: documented specifications, written commitments, no invented figures. Same operator, same rules, different sport.

What our sourcing actually looks like

The factory photographs in this section were supplied by our manufacturing partner and published with permission. Generic application illustrations elsewhere on the site are labelled as such.

Multicolour netting production run on the factory floor, machinery visible — **Production, not a showroom.** A multicolour netting run coming off our manufacturing partner’s machines.

Factory measurement photo: 100 mm mesh checked with a tape measure — **Measured before published.** The 100 mm (3.94 in) mesh checked with a tape at the factory; the figure on our pages is this one.

Green netting stacked on the factory floor — **The factory floor.** Netting stacked between production and packing.

Colour range of nets side by side, green, magenta and orange — **The colour range, for real.** Green, magenta, orange: photographed side by side at the source, not rendered.

Photographs supplied by our manufacturing partner and published with permission. Available product photos also appear on the family pages.

Illustration: typical application context (generated imagery). Not our stock, not a customer installation.

Sourcing from China, said plainly

Our netting is produced in China. We say it because our buyers are professionals who already know where the world’s netting is woven, and because the honest question is not "where", it is "how do you keep it under control from another continent". Our answer has four parts, and each one is verifiable or written down:

We went there. Our manufacturing partner was visited on site in 2026. The partner itself remains confidential under agreement, which is standard practice in sourcing.
A third party audited the facility. A partner facility passed an SGS Production and Trading Assessment (2025). We can share the documentation in qualified quote discussions.
Every specification is held in writing. We retain supplier specifications in writing and request clarification of the combination you need. Photos are available for some references; we do not imply that every documented combination has a matching photo.
Your counterpart is a US company. Qualitora LLC is your counterpart for the sourcing service and its agreed deliverables. Your goods contract, payment, delivery terms and import responsibilities are agreed directly with the factory.

We say we went there, so here is the base we went to: the production hall, the looms, and a container being loaded. Photographed at our manufacturing partner’s site, not staged and not AI-rendered.

Wide view of the production hall at the manufacturing partner site, looms and material rolls under a steel roof — **The production hall.** The plant our partner operates, where the looms run. A wide shot of the floor, not a showroom corner.

Rows of weaving looms with yarn bobbins staged alongside on the factory floor — **The looms and the yarn.** The machines that set mesh count and roll width, with the yarn bobbins staged beside them.

Netting packed in bales and loaded inside a shipping container, one green net bale in the foreground — **Loaded by the piece.** Netting bagged and stacked into the container, bale by bale, the way a real order actually leaves.

A shipping container packed floor to ceiling with wrapped netting bales, seen from the ground — **A full container.** What a bulk order looks like before the ocean crossing to the United States or the United Kingdom.

Photographs supplied by our manufacturing partner and published with their permission. They show the shared production base and the export process; the sports netting itself, sample by sample, is above and on the family pages. We do not own or operate this facility: we specify, coordinate and verify.

What you receive, and who does what

You pay Qualitora LLC for the agreed sourcing and specification work: a written requirement, clarification with the factory and the documented deliverables agreed for your project. Scope and fees are set in writing before the mission begins. We receive no supplier commission. We do not buy or resell the netting, hold stock or act as the importer; you contract with the factory and import the goods directly.

What the evidence establishes

Supplier specifications state mesh, twine, material and finishing. Available factory photographs show appearance and construction; a photo alone does not establish polymer composition, breaking strength or service life. We identify unavailable data and obtain written confirmation for the specification you intend to order. Our reference data pages: every figure there is attributed to the federation rule, standard or named supplier that published it, and where sources disagree, we show both instead of picking one.

White practice cage netting with a tennis ball on artificial turf — **cage-20-3.** 20 mm mesh, 3 mm twine: the sample, not a drawing.

White playground netting close-up, 20 mm mesh with heavy 4 mm twine — **climb-20-4.** The heavy 4 mm twine you specify for climbed panels.

White knotless netting stretched over a workshop frame — **court-knotless-25.** Knotless construction checked on the workshop frame.

The limits of our service

Life-safety netting. We do not supply fall-arrest or personnel safety netting of any kind. Our netting stops balls, not people. We would rather lose that order than sell an unverified certificate.
Below-minimum orders. Bulk sourcing has minimum order quantities. If your volume is below them, we will say so and point you to a distributor instead.
Unconfirmed specifications. If the exact mesh and twine combination you ask for does not exist in our partner’s confirmed range, we say so and propose the closest documented alternative.
Lead times we do not control. We quote real production and transit times only. No date is promised to win an order.

Our service commitment

Every enquiry gets a first personal reply within 2 business days. The specification, the scope of our service and our fees are set out in writing before you commit. Performance data that remain unverified are identified explicitly.

Get a Quote

We reply within 2 business days with questions or a documented quote.