What is PE tarpaulin?_China Fabric Factory

What is PE tarpaulin?

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PE tarpaulin:

1. Concept:

PE, the chemical name is polyethylene, it It is a semi-crystalline thermoplastic material with good mechanical strength and chemical resistance. The PE woven fabric of Youyou Tarpaulin Factory adopts South Korean technology and is woven with precision. It is of high quality, high quality and low price, and has no smell, so it is clean and environmentally friendly.

2. Features:

1, odorless, non-toxic, feels like wax, clean and environmentally friendly;

2, with excellent low temperature resistance;

3. Lightweight, easy to fold and carry and use in emergencies;

3, has good water absorption;

3, good electrical insulation performance;

4, can be used normally at -70 to +100 degrees Celsius, and has good chemical stability.

3. Product usage:

1. Use as rainproof cloth for long-distance transportation and shipping;

2. Rainproof, sunproof and dustproof for outdoor facilities, dock yards and airport construction;

3. Transport packaging;

4. Dust protection during decoration;

5, used for the production of dustproof, waterproof and sunproof equipment covers.

Four. Things to note:

1. Since PE tarpaulin is double-sided coated, its biggest disadvantage is its short service life, so it is only suitable for short-term Waterproof for use.

2. Avoid friction and contact with sharp objects. It is prohibited to drag on uneven places such as the ground during use.

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