100% PE Tarpaulin used for Colorful Boat Cover
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 500 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 5000 m.t./month
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Quick Details
Material: 100% Polyester
Supply Type: Make-to-Order
Type: Tarpaulin
Pattern: Coated
Coated Type: HDPE Laminated
Style: Plain
Width: 70/75''
Technics: Woven
Feature: Blackout, Shrink-Resistant, Tear-Resistant, Waterproof, Anti-corrosion, Anti-aging
Use: Awning, Bag, Curtain, Industry, Military, Tent, Umbrella
Certification: Oeko-Tex Standard 100
Yarn Count: 800D
Weight: 80-260GSM
Density: 8*8,10*10,12*12
Model Number: Multiple
Material: PE
Width: 2-12m
Weight: 80-260GSM
Yarn Count: 850D
Colour: as required
Sizes: all kinds for choosing
Packaging & Delivery
| Packaging Details: | In bale, roll or carton |
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| Delivery Detail: | Witnin 25 days after receiving desposit. |
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Loading port: Qingdao
Delivery terms: FOB, CNF, CIF
Payment term: 30% TT in advance and balancebefore shipment.
Packing details: each piece pack into plastic bag with customizable lable, outside packing is roll or pe woven bag as customer request.
Loading container : 40ft container could load about 23 tons , 20ft container could load about 12 tons
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- Yes, olive nets can affect the ripening process of olives. The nets provide shade and protection to the olives, which can slow down the ripening process. Additionally, the nets may also reduce air circulation around the olives, leading to increased humidity levels and potentially affecting their ripening.
- Q: Can olive nets be used on trees with a low height?
- Yes, olive nets can be used on trees with a low height. Olive nets are designed to protect the olives from birds and other pests, regardless of the tree's height. The nets can easily be adjusted or trimmed to fit smaller trees, ensuring effective protection for the olives.
- Q: Can olive nets be used in olive groves with limited access to machinery?
- Yes, olive nets can be used in olive groves with limited access to machinery. Olive nets are typically lightweight and easy to handle, making them suitable for manual installation and removal. They can be spread out beneath the trees to catch the falling olives during harvest, eliminating the need for heavy machinery such as shakers or harvesters. This makes olive nets a practical and cost-effective solution for olive groves with limited access to machinery.
- Q: Are there any specific guidelines for storing olive nets during the off-season?
- Yes, there are some specific guidelines for storing olive nets during the off-season. It is important to clean and dry the nets thoroughly before storing them in a cool and dry place. Properly folding and rolling the nets can help prevent tangling and damage. Additionally, storing the nets away from direct sunlight and pests can help prolong their lifespan.
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- Q: Are there any specific guidelines for using olive nets on olive trees with specific soil requirements?
- Yes, there are specific guidelines for using olive nets on olive trees with specific soil requirements. Olive trees thrive in well-drained soils with a pH range of 6.0 to 8.5. The soil should be rich in organic matter, and irrigation should be provided as needed to maintain soil moisture. When using olive nets, it is important to ensure that the trees are properly pruned and shaped to allow easy installation of the nets. Additionally, the nets should be securely fastened to prevent damage to the trees and ensure effective harvesting. Overall, understanding and meeting the specific soil requirements of olive trees is crucial for successful net usage and optimal tree health.
- Q: How do olive nets prevent damage from wind-blown debris?
- Olive nets prevent damage from wind-blown debris by acting as a protective barrier that blocks the debris from reaching the olive trees. The tightly woven netting can withstand the force of strong winds, preventing the debris from causing any harm to the trees or the olives.
- Q: How do you protect young olive trees with olive nets?
- To protect young olive trees with olive nets, you can drape the netting over the tree to create a physical barrier that prevents birds or pests from accessing the fruit. Ensure that the netting is securely fastened around the trunk or base of the tree, covering the entire canopy. This will safeguard the olives from being damaged or eaten, allowing them to mature and be harvested successfully. Regularly inspect and adjust the netting to ensure its effectiveness and minimize any potential damage to the tree.
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- Q: How do you prevent olives from getting stuck in the olive net?
- One effective way to prevent olives from getting stuck in the olive net is by regularly inspecting and maintaining the net. Ensuring that the net is properly installed and secured, with no gaps or loose areas, will minimize the likelihood of olives getting trapped. Additionally, shaking or gently tapping the branches before harvesting can help dislodge any olives that may be caught in the net, allowing them to fall freely into the collection area.
