PVC Truck Fabric Side Curtain and Truck Roof

For over seven decades, truck fabric has been a quiet hero of global logistics, evolving from basic cotton tarps to sophisticated PVC coated fabric for trucks that redefine cargo protection. The journey began in the 1950s, when trucking industries relied on heavy-duty cotton duck cloth—durable but prone to rot, mildew, and water damage. By the 1970s, advancements in polymer chemistry introduced PVC (polyvinyl chloride) coatings, merging the structural strength of fabric with the waterproofing and abrasion resistance of synthetic materials. This shift was driven by a growing need for heavy-duty truck covers that could withstand harsh conditions, marking a turning point: suddenly, truck operators could secure loads against rain, UV rays, and debris without sacrificing breathability or weight.

Product Details

TECHNICAL DATA SHEET

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Product: -PVC plain weave double side coated Fabric (8102 680gr/m2)

Application: Truck Cover, Side Curtain, Truck Roof.

Support Cloth ( DIN 6000 ) Polyester
Specification ( DIN EN 1049-2 ) 9*9/cm. 23*23/inch plain weave
Yarn (dtex) ( DIN EN ISO 2060 ) 1100*1100 Dtex
Type of Coating Vinyl coated on both sides
Total Weight ( DIN EN ISO 2286-2 ) 680g/m2 20oz
Width ( DIN EN ISO 2286-1) 1 to3.2m /39-126inch
Breaking strength ( DIN 53354 ) 3000/3000N/ 5CM
Tear strength ( DIN 53356 ) 320/310N/ 5CM
Adhesion Strength 110N/ 5CM
Low Temperature-No Crack At -30℃ to +70℃
Lacquer Both sides lacquered
Flame Retardant As request B2/M2/NFPA701/B1/M1
UV (QUV) 1500Hours

 

Packing: craft paper or PE foam

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

Today, the term “truck fabric” encompasses far more than simple tarps. Modern PVC truck covers is engineered to meet DIN 53354 (Tensile strength), DIN 53356 (Tear strength), and ASTM D4355 (weather resistance), ensuring they perform in extreme temperatures -30℃ to 70℃, and withstand the rough handling of loading docks and highway vibrations. For businesses with unique needs, custom truck fabric solutions have also surged in popularity, offering tailored options for specialized cargo, while industrial truck fabric applications now extend beyond freight to mining, agriculture, and marine sectors, where durability against chemicals and abrasion is non-negotiable.

Ⅱ. Truck Fabric by Category

To help you identify the right solution, we’ve categorized truck fabrics by their primary use cases, target markets, and unique strengths.

​Category​ ​Primary Markets​ ​Key Applications​ ​Core Features​ ​Advantages​ ​Limitations​
Side Curtains Logistics & Freight Securing open-sided trailers for dry goods, construction materials, and agriculture Lightweight 800–1,200 gsm, reinforced mesh panels, UV-resistant coatings Easy to install/uninstall; improves airflow Not suitable for heavy rain or snow; limited tear resistance
Full Truck Covers Long-Haul Transportation Enclosing full trailer beds for electronics, furniture, and sensitive cargo Heavy-duty 1,300–2,000 gsm, reinforced edges, anti-scratch layers 360° protection; reduces theft risk Heavier; requires mechanical assistance to deploy
Cargo Trailer Tarps Construction & Agriculture Covering building materials, lumber, steel, and farm produce during transit Abrasion-resistant 500+ N tear strength, waterproof, grommeted Withstands rough terrain; cost-effective May retain heat in enclosed spaces; periodic re-tensioning needed
Refrigerated Truck Liners Cold Chain Logistics Insulating refrigerated trailers for perishables, food, pharmaceuticals Foil-backed PVC, vapor barrier layers, anti-microbial additives Maintains temperature; resists condensation Requires specialized cleaning; higher upfront cost
Specialized Industrial Tarps Mining, Oil & Gas, Marine Covering heavy machinery, pipeline components, and hazardous materials Chemical-resistant, resists oil, acid, flame-retardant, high tensile Withstands harsh chemicals; meets industrial safety codes Heavier; limited color options

Ⅳ. Why Truck Fabric Matters: Protecting What Moves the World

From the first cotton tarps of the 1950s to today’s high-performance PVC solutions, truck fabric has evolved to meet the demands of a global logistics network. Modern fabrics aren’t just about keeping cargo dry—they’re about reducing downtime, minimizing damage, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. Whether you’re hauling electronics across continents, perishables across state lines, or heavy machinery through rugged terrain, the right truck fabric is your silent partner in reliability. Whether you’re a small fleet owner looking to cut maintenance costs or a global logistics giant needing custom solutions for international routes, our truck fabrics deliver. They’re designed to reduce downtime, protect your cargo, and keep your drivers safe.

At Dejia, we combine decades of material science expertise with cutting-edge manufacturing to deliver truck fabrics that outlast, outperform, and outvalue the competition. Ready to upgrade your cargo protection? Explore our full range or request a custom quote today.