PVC Tarpaulin General Cover Laminated1405 600gr/m2

PVC Tarpaulin General Cover Laminated1405 600gr/m2

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

Download TDS Technical Data Sheet for PVC Warp knit double side Laminated Fabric 1405 600gr/m2

Product: -PVC Warp knit double side Laminated Fabric (1405 600gr/m2)

Application:

Tarpaulin/ General Cover

Support Cloth ( DIN 6000 )	Polyester
Specification ( DIN EN 1049-2 )	9*9 per inch(Warp Knit)
Yarn (d) ( DIN EN ISO 2060 )	1000*1000 D
Type of Coating	PVC Laminated on both sides
Total Weight ( DIN EN ISO 2286-2 )	600g/m2
Width ( DIN EN ISO 2286-1)	UP TO 3.2M         (Common Wdith1.55,2.05,2.5,3m)
Tensile strength ( DIN 53354 )	1500/1400 N/5CM
Tear strength ( DIN 53356 )	250/240N/5CM
Adhesion Strength	70/5cm
Low Temperature-No Crack At	-30℃ to +70℃
Flame Retardant	NFPA701,M2,B1 as request

 

Packing: craft paper or PE foam, available with Hard Tube protection packing.

Features:

A: UV resistant, FR (NFPA701, B1, M2)

B: Cold resistant, Anti-Mildew

C: Glossy and Matt surface

D: Lacquered are available as requests

E: Color, weight can be customized

That’s where PVC stepped in. Developed in the 1930s as a synthetic polymer, PVC initially found use in pipes and cables, but its potential as a fabric was unlocked in the 1960s when engineers discovered how to blend it with additives—plasticizers for flexibility, UV stabilizers to fend off sun damage, and coatings to enhance water resistance. Suddenly, this once-obscure polymer could outperform natural fibers: good tear and tensile strength, abrasion resistance, and it kept water out even after years of exposure. This was the birth of PVC tarpaulin —a fabric designed for the real world, where ‘ industrial tarpaulin’ wasn’t just a buzzword but a requirement.

As industries adopted PVC tarpaulins, their benefits became undeniable. Builders used them to shield construction sites from monsoons; trucking companies relied on them to protect cargo across long hauls; farmers covered greenhouses and stored crops without worrying about mold or pests. Over time, PVC tarpaulins evolved beyond basic protection—they became customizable, with options for thickness, color, and even surface. Today, PVC fabric for tarpaulins is celebrated not just as a tool for protection, but as a symbol of reliability: a material that delivers on the promise of being ‘long-lasting waterproof tarps’ in the real world, where durability and adaptability matter most.

This evolution isn’t over. Modern PVC tarpaulins now incorporate eco-friendly additives to reduce environmental impact, and smart coatings to repel dirt or anti-mildew—all while staying true to the core strengths that made them indispensable: waterproofing, durability, and the ability to meet the unique demands of any job.

Ⅱ. Applications

PVC tarpaulin’s versatility has made it a staple across industries, each with distinct needs:

Construction: Protects scaffolding, building materials like cement, steel, and machinery from rain, dust, and debris. A 6m x 10m tarp with 1000gsm and 0.6mm thickness is ideal here—it withstands heavy foot traffic and prolonged exposure without tearing.

Logistics & Transportation: Secures cargo on trucks, containers, and ships. For example, 2m-wide tarps with reinforced eyelets and 800gsm are standard for covering shipping containers, as they resist salt spray and abrasion during long sea voyages.

Agriculture: Shields greenhouses, silage pits, and livestock barns. UV-stabilized tarps in white or silver are popular—they reflect sunlight to prevent overheating and block UV rays, extending crop storage life.

Events & Outdoor Activities: Creates temporary shelters, stage backdrops, or festival grounds. Lightweight options 500gsm, 0.3mm, are used for quick setups, while heavier 900gsm tarps with grommets provide stability for large structures.

Ⅲ. Core Features & Advantages​​

What makes PVC tarpaulin stand out is its balance of performance and adaptability:

Waterproofing: Achieves 100% water resistance thanks to a sealed weave and PVC coating. It’s not just ‘water-resistant’ —it’s fully waterproof, making it ideal for applications where ‘ waterproof tarpaulin’  is non-negotiable, like covering boats or storing lumber outdoors.

Durability: Reinforced edges, double-stitched seams, and high tensile strength ensure a lifespan of 5–10 years, even in abrasive environments. Compare this to cheaper PE tarps, which degrade in 2–5 years.

Chemical Resistance: Resists acids, alkalis, oils, and solvents—critical for industrial settings like oil refineries or chemical plants, where tarps must endure spills and fumes.

Customizability: Available in custom sizes, colors, thicknesses, and with options for logo printing. This flexibility turns ‘customized tarpaulin’ from a request into a reality, whether for branding a company’s equipment or fitting a unique structure.

Ⅳ. Limitations​​

While PVC tarpaulin excels in many areas, it has trade-offs:

Weight: Heavier than PE tarps, which may limit portability for small-scale, mobile use cases.

Cold Sensitivity: At temperatures below -10°C, PVC becomes rigid; however, our ‘cold-flex’ variants, with modified plasticizers, maintain flexibility down to -20°C, expanding usability in colder climates.

Flammability: PVC burns with toxic fumes HCL gas; all our products comply with EN 13501-1 (fire rating B-s2,d0), making them suitable for non-high-risk areas like storage sheds but not for flammable environments.

​​Feature​​	​​PVC Tarpaulin​​	​​PE Tarpaulin​​
Water Resistance	Excellent (100%)	Good (short-term)
Lifespan	5–10 years	2–5 years
Chemical Resistance	High	Low
Weight	Heavier	Lighter
Cost	Higher	Lower

Ⅴ. Specifications & Color Options

​​Parameter​	​​Standard Range​​	​​Notes​​
Grammage (GSM)	200–1500gsm	Directly correlates with thickness and durability. Lower GSM 200–700: lightweight, for short-term use, like event tarps. Higher GSM 900–1500: heavy-duty, for industrial applications, like machinery
Thickness	0.3–0.8mm	0.3mm: flexible for curved surfaces, like greenhouse domes. 0.5–0.8mm: rigid enough to resist punctures, like construction sites.
Width	1.5m, 2m, 2.5m, 3m	Custom widths available for large projects like barn covers.
Length	Customized (per meter)	Cut to exact dimensions; no minimum order length—ideal for ‘custom tarpaulin’  requests.
Tensile Strength	Warp: 3000–6000 N/5cm Weft: 2500–5000 N/5cm	DIN 53354. High tensile strength ensures tarps don’t rip under tension, like securing heavy equipment.
Tear Strength	Warp: 200–400 N Weft: 200-400 N	DIN 53356. Reinforced edges boost tear resistance, critical for abrasive environments, like agricultural settings with tools and machinery.
Color Options	Blue, Grey, White, Green, etc.	Custom colors with Pantone/RAL matching—popular for event tarps needing brand visibility.

Ⅵ. Why PVC Tarpaulin Remains Unmatched

From its humble beginnings as a solution to natural-fiber limitations to its current role as an indispensable industrial tool, PVC tarpaulin has earned its place as the ‘workhorse’ of modern protection. Its ability to deliver waterproofing, durability, and customization—whether for construction sites, cargo transport, or agricultural needs—makes it the top choice for professionals worldwide.

At Dejia, we’ve spent for decades refining PVC tarpaulin production, ensuring every roll meets or exceeds global standards. Whether you need a standard 10m x 15m heavy-duty tarpaulin or a custom-printed, UV-stabilized solution for a niche application, our team is ready to provide rapid quotes, precise manufacturing, and reliable logistics. Ready to upgrade your protective gear? Contact us today—let’s build a solution that works as hard as you do.