Yesterday and Today

InCord has more than 90 years of combined experience in designing, manufacturing, fabricating, and servicing custom safety netting for the material handling, construction, automotive service bay, amusement, and sports industries. We take our responsibility to protect lives and property to heart, and we consider ourselves an integral part of our customers’ safety team.

InCord was established in 1995 when an intrepid group of experts in the netting business united with a common goal: to create a customer-friendly company that produces the highest-quality, most competitively priced safety nets possible in a positive, productive environment, blending the best technology with the best people. We’re proud to say we’ve more than met that goal. We’ve built a 25,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art factory and a team of 34-plus dedicated employees who share our values and are committed to our customers’ complete satisfaction and safety. Together we’ve made InCord the largest netting fabricator in the United States.

In 1997, we joined forces with the Huck Group, the top safety-netting manufacturer in the European Union. We are Huck’s only North American affiliate, which gives us a competitive edge in terms of not only the quality of our materials but our ability to respond to orders in record time. We use high-tenacity polypropylene (HTPP) netting – a “next generation” material that makes our nets better than any other. We stock over 1 million square feet of netting in 45 different styles, mesh sizes, colors, and strengths. We also stock specialty rope for amusement and theming and fabricate rope assemblies and cargo nets. Our synthetic netting and hardware systems are customized to a wide range of specific applications and sizes.

Our impressive customer list includes Amazon, Jiffy Lube, Six Flags and the United States Postal Service. But whether a customer is a national chain or a mom-and-pop startup, we give every customer the same care and commitment. We are prepared to respond to all requests – whether a customer needs one net or a thousand. The word “no” is not in our vocabulary here at InCord.