DECHAPANICH FISHING NET FACTORY

Dechapanich Fishing Net Factory Co., Ltd. — One of Thailand’s Leading Fishing Net Manufacturers under the Renowned “Gold Cup” Trademark

With over 40 years of expertise, Dechapanich has been committed to developing high-quality fishing nets and equipment for global markets. Our passion for excellence drives us to continuously enhance our products. To achieve this, we have established a dedicated research and development team and invested in state-of-the-art machinery. By combining advanced technology with decades of production experience, we take pride in delivering durable, reliable, and high-performance products that meet the needs of customers both in Thailand and around the world.

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We are committed to producing our products to the highest standards, ensuring exceptional quality and reliability. Our goal is to deliver products that meet the expectations of our customers and earn their trust and confidence.

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Our Modern Production Process

Extruding Machine

The extruding machine transforms high-quality nylon pellets into monofilament lines using heat. The melted material is carefully shaped through precision dispensers, ensuring each monoline has a consistent form, size, and durability.

Twisting Machine

The twisting machine is used to combine individual yarns by twisting them together to form the desired number of strands. This process enhances the strength and flexibility of the yarn, making it ideal for net production.

Netting machine

Our netting machines operate on the same principle as weaving machines. Using shuttles and spools from two different sources, the yarns are skillfully interlaced to create durable and uniform fishing nets.

Dying Machine

Before dying, the nets are thoroughly cleaned to ensure optimal color absorption. This process results in vibrant, long-lasting, and consistent colors, enhancing both the appearance and quality of the nets.

Stretching Machine

Stretching machines are essential for refining the shape and structure of the nets. They ensure the nets are flat, smooth, and less fluffy. We use both depthway and lengthway stretching techniques to achieve superior results.

Quality Control

Quality is at the heart of every production step. Each stage undergoes strict inspection to ensure compliance with our high standards. Before packing, all nets are carefully checked once again to guarantee they meet our quality expectations before being delivered to customers.

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Fire evacuation practice December 2024

Photos from the Basic Firefighting Training and Fire Evacuation Drill Project 2024 This training session was organized by the company and honored by the presence of expert instructors from the Phon Municipality Training Center. The instructors provided valuable knowledge on basic fire prevention and suppression, as well as proper and safe evacuation procedures. The objective of the event was to enhance employees’ understanding and skills in responding effectively to emergency situations. All participants actively engaged in the training and demonstrated strong cooperation throughout the practical sessions, reinforcing the importance of safety for both lives and property within the workplace.

29/01/2025

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Press conference on remembrance and fire drills for the year 2019

Photos from the Basic Firefighting Training and Fire Evacuation Drill Project 2019 This training session was organized by the company and honored by the presence of expert instructors from the Phon Municipality Training Center. The instructors provided valuable knowledge on basic fire prevention and suppression, as well as proper and safe evacuation procedures. The objective of the event was to enhance employees’ understanding and skills in responding effectively to emergency situations. All participants actively engaged in the training and demonstrated strong cooperation throughout the practical sessions, reinforcing the importance of safety for both lives and property within the workplace.

18/11/2019

Decha Aerobics

Pictures of activities: Exercise for good health of employees at Dechapanich Fishing Net Factory Co., Ltd.

Project to promote breastfeeding in business establishments

Khon Kaen Hospital, in collaboration with the Welfare and Labor Protection of Khon Kaen Province and the Social Security Office of Khon Kaen Province, jointly organized the project to promote breastfeeding in workplaces. The event was attended by Dr. Chanchai Chanworachai, Director of Khon Kaen Hospital, Ms. Supipat Phrayalo, Deputy Director of Nursing and Head Nurse, Mr. Montchai Sangkhaphan, General Manager of Dechapanich Net Weaving Factory Co., Ltd., Mr. Sawang Wirakij Service, Welfare and Labor Protection of Khon Kaen Province, and Ms. Usanee Sinlapason, Social Security Officer of Khon Kaen Province, who jointly opened the Breast Milk Corner at Dechapanich Net Weaving Factory Co., Ltd. on March 22, 2019 from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. The project was organized to promote the establishment of breast milk corners in workplaces and to provide knowledge and positive attitudes towards breastfeeding, in order to serve as a model for developing guidelines for expanding breast milk corners in workplaces to cover the entire Khon Kaen Province in the future.

We would like to invite all managers, supervisors, and employees.

Join us in donating blood on Monday, November 21, 2022, from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Building 1, Floor 2.

Aondecha School won the Sepak Takraw Championship on National Labor Day.

Aondecha School won the Sepak Takraw Championship on National Labor Day, Khon Kaen, 2019 on April 30, 2019 at the 5th floor sports field, Central Plaza Khon Kaen.

Urgent job recruitment!!!

Decha Panich Net Factory is recruiting for several positions.

Dechapanich Fishing Net Factory

History of the net

Net (England: fishing net)

Fishing nets have been an essential tool for humans to harvest aquatic life for thousands of years. Designed with a mesh of thin yarn or rope, nets can be dragged, cast, or set stationary to trap fish and other marine animals. They are typically equipped with floats and weights to help position them effectively in the water.

In ancient times, fishing nets were crafted from natural plant fibers such as grasses, sedge, jute, hemp, cotton, and even wool. Today, modern technology has replaced these materials with synthetic polyamide fibers like nylon, making nets stronger, more durable, and resistant to decay.

Across cultures, fishing nets have played an important role. Native Americans along the Columbia River wove nets from spruce roots or wild grasses, using stones as weights and lightweight wood like cedar for floats, cleverly guiding fish toward the net’s center.

The Māori of New Zealand were renowned for their large-scale purse seine nets, sometimes stretching over a thousand meters. These massive nets were woven from hemp, weighted with stones, floated with softwood or gourds, and required hundreds of people to operate.

Historical records of fishing nets date back to ancient times. The Greek writer Oppian, in his poem Halieutica (177–180 CE), described various fishing techniques, including using stationary nets while frightening fish with paddles and noise, tricking them into swimming into what they believed was a safe space.

Fishing nets have also found their place in mythology and religion. In Norse legends, the sea giantess Rán used nets to capture sailors. In the Christian New Testament, fishing nets appear frequently, with Jesus Christ himself recognized as a skilled fisherman.

Archaeological evidence also highlights the deep roots of fishing net usage. Sites like León Viejo in Nicaragua (1524–1610) have revealed ancient fishing tools, including pottery used as net weights. Even as far back as 15,000 BC, evidence of ropes—essential for making nets—was discovered in caves at Lascaux. In ancient Egypt, ropes made from water sedge date back to 4000 BC, while in China, hemp ropes have been used since around 2800 BC.

Although the materials have evolved, the basic principle of the fishing net remains unchanged—an ingenious, enduring tool that has supported human life for millennia.