Properties
A cotton tarpaulin is a thick and strong natural fabric that shows very good abrasion and tear resistance.
In order to strengthen the strength parameters of the tarpaulin, admixtures of synthetic fibers are also used.
Cotton canvas fabrics are raw or, depending on their intended use, with appropriate impregnation. The most commonly used impregnation:
- WOPG, i.e. waterproof and anti-rot
- OG, that is fireproof.
Application
A cotton tarpaulin is a very popular fabric, both in everyday life and in industry. It is most often used for the production of:
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covering materials (tarpaulin), for example tarpaulins, covers, curtains, covers of workplaces and process lines, etc.
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special clothing, for example waterproof jackets and coats, protective aprons and gloves, etc.
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backpacks and bags (also stylish, in the selected color)
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tents, camp beds, sanitary stretchers, etc. used, among others in the army (military tarpaulin)
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compensation connections in ventilation systems
Types
Raw cotton tarpaulin
Weight: 442 g/m2 +/- 5%
Width: 150 cm
Color: natural
Impregnation: none
Price: ask for the price
KHAKI cotton-polypropylene tarpaulin WOPG
Weight: 600 g/m2 +/- 5%
Width: 140 cm
Color: KHAKI
Impregnation: WOPG (waterproof)
Price: ask for the price
KHAKI cotton tarpaulin WOPG
Weight: 450 g/m2 +/- 5%
Width: 123 cm
Color: KHAKI
Impregnation: WOPG (waterproof)
Price: ask for the price
KHAKI cotton tarpaulin black WOPG
Weight: 450 g/m2 +/- 5%
Width: 125 cm
Color: KHAKI
Impregnation: WOPG (waterproof)
Price: ask for the price