PVC Waterproof Rot and Tear Proof Coated Tarpaulin Cover

PVC waterproof coated tarpaulin is made of fabric coated with a layer of polyvinyl chloride (PVC), usually using high-strength synthetic fibers as the base material. The coating gives the tarpaulin excellent waterproof, anti-corrosion and wear-resistant properties. Tarpaulins are often used in various occasions that require protection and covering, especially in severe weather conditions.

Main parameters and characteristics
Waterproof performance: It has excellent waterproof performance and can effectively block the penetration of liquids such as rain and snow.
Tear resistance: Using high-strength synthetic fibers, the coating has good tear resistance after treatment and can withstand large tensile forces.
Corrosion resistance: It has good tolerance to most chemicals, such as acids and alkalis.
Wear resistance: The surface coating improves resistance to friction and wear and extends the service life.
UV protection: Some products have ultraviolet (UV) resistance to prevent aging caused by long-term exposure to sunlight.
Temperature tolerance: It can be used in a wide range of temperatures, usually between -30°C and 70°C.
Flame retardant: Some products also have flame retardant properties, suitable for occasions where fire protection is required.

Application scope and scenarios
Construction site: used to cover building materials, site equipment and construction sites to prevent damage caused by bad weather.
Agriculture: used to cover crops, livestock sheds, etc. to protect crops and animals from weather.
Transportation and storage: cover goods, vehicles, etc. to provide additional protection to prevent goods from getting wet or damaged.
Tents and temporary structures: make open-air tents, awnings, etc. to provide protection for various activities.
Marine and marine applications: used to cover ships, life rafts, etc. to protect them from seawater and weather.
Industrial use: cover machinery and equipment, raw materials, etc. to prevent them from being affected by environmental factors.

Industry standards
Thickness: usually between 0.3mm and 1.5mm, the thickness affects the strength and durability of the tarpaulin.
Density: high-density fabrics generally have better strength and durability.
Tensile strength: a certain tensile strength needs to be met to ensure that it will not be easily torn during use.
Color and pattern: different colors and patterns can be provided as needed to meet various visual and functional needs.