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As we all know, there are many types of tarpaulins. Here is a brief introduction to several tarpaulins<\/P>
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1. Pure cotton canvas tarpaulin, it is a pure cotton fabric. <\/FONT><\/P> Features: waterproof, breathable, strong tensile strength. <\/P> The service life is generally about 5-10 years. Mainly used for grain and tobacco covering. <\/P> Disadvantages: poor corrosion resistance. <\/P> Specification: 2*2 3*3 Width: 1.3 meters-2 meters<\/P> <\/FONT> <\/P> 2. PVC coated cloth<\/FONT>, also called “three-proof cloth”. <\/P> Features: The price is lower than pure cotton tarpaulin. The reason why it is called “three-proof cloth” is because it is waterproof, fireproof and anti-corrosion. <\/P> Mainly used in automobiles, ship berths, trains, ports, oil fields, air guides, etc.<\/P> Disadvantages: poor strength (relatively) <\/P> Specification: 2*2 3*3 Width: 1.3 meters-2.0 meters<\/P> 3. PE tarpaulin<\/FONT>, also called ” Plastic tarp.” <\/P> Features: lighter than other tarpaulins, with good waterproof performance. <\/P> Disadvantages: poor strength and short service life. <\/P> Specifications: Single-sided laminated, double-sided laminated Weight: 60g—-280g<\/FONT><\/P> <\/P> 4. Silicone tarpaulin<\/FONT>: High-quality silicone tarpaulin has the advantages of the above tarpaulins – “waterproof, strong, breathable, anti-corrosion'”<\/P> Specification: 3*4 4*4 Width: 0.9-2.6 meters<\/P> <\/P> (Part of the above content comes from the Internet)<\/FONT><\/P> <\/P> <\/FONT> <\/P> <\/P> <\/B>,<\/P> <\/P> <\/P> <\/P> <\/P> , “<\/B>“<\/P> <\/B><\/P><\/FONT> <\/P><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/table>\n AADFGE465IU8GHYJ <\/p>\n
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