Tarpaulin 120 g/m² is a universal covering material widely used in construction, agriculture, transportation, and tourism. The lightweight yet durable tarpaulin fabric features metal eyelets along the edges, spaced at 1-meter intervals, allowing easy fastening with ropes around the perimeter or partially, depending on the application.
The raw material for manufacturing construction tarps is polyethylene. A dense fabric with reinforced edges is made by weaving polymer threads into a sheet, which is then laminated to obtain a light- and waterproof surface. The protective material is resistant to tearing and mechanical deformation. Thanks to UV-stabilizing additives, reinforced tarpaulin sheets retain their properties throughout their service life.
Tarpaulins 120 g/m² are designed for use in temperatures from -40°C to +50°C and have UV stabilization for up to 2 years.
Applications:
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Covering construction materials from rain, snow, or hail
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Creating temporary shelters or worksite canopies
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Covering scaffolding, roofs, and window openings
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Protecting agricultural machinery, vehicles, trailers, and cargo
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Lining pools, artificial ponds, or tanks
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Covering agricultural products (grain, feed, hay, etc.)
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Setting up tents, waterproof mats, and outdoor shelters for tourism
Advantages:
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Resistant to UV radiation
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Waterproof and vapor-impermeable
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High mechanical strength
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Light-impermeable
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Long-lasting durability
In case of damage, a patch can be applied or the cut area sealed. The flexibility and softness of the material, even at subzero temperatures, ensure reliable protection of objects of any size from precipitation.