100% PE Waterproof Canvas for Tent Car use
- Ref Price:
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- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 500 m.t.
- Supply Capability:
- 50000 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
- Q: Where can I buy an olive net?
- You can buy an olive net at gardening supply stores, online marketplaces, or directly from olive tree nurseries and orchards.
- Q: Can olive nets be used in olive groves with varying tree heights?
- Yes, olive nets can be used in olive groves with varying tree heights. Olive nets are flexible and can be adjusted to accommodate trees of different sizes. They can be easily installed to cover the entire grove or specific sections, allowing for effective harvesting and protection of the olives regardless of the tree height variations.
- Q: Can olive nets be used for olive tree disease management?
- No, olive nets are primarily used for harvesting olives and protecting them from birds, rather than for disease management.
- Q: Can olive nets be used in small backyard olive trees?
- Yes, olive nets can be used in small backyard olive trees to protect the harvested olives from birds and other pests.
- Q: Can olive nets be used for olive tree soil moisture control?
- No, olive nets are primarily used for harvesting olives and protecting the fruit from birds, not for soil moisture control.
- Q: Can olive nets be used to protect against deer or other wildlife?
- Yes, olive nets can be used to protect against deer or other wildlife. Olive nets are designed to cover and protect olive trees from birds, but they can also be effective in deterring deer and other wildlife from accessing certain areas or crops. The netting acts as a physical barrier, preventing animals from reaching the desired target. However, it is essential to ensure that the netting is properly installed and securely fastened to prevent animals from getting entangled or damaging themselves.
- Q: Can olive nets protect against birds?
- Yes, olive nets can protect against birds by creating a physical barrier that prevents them from accessing the olives.
- Q: What's the advantage of a basin made of plastic?
- The advantages of the plastic basin: most plastic basins have strong corrosion resistance, not react with acids and bases, low manufacturing cost, durable, waterproof, light quality, good insulation, plastic basin atlas, beautiful and convenient
- Q: How do you dispose of an old or damaged olive net?
- To dispose of an old or damaged olive net, it is recommended to check with your local waste management facility or recycling center for specific instructions. In some cases, these nets can be recycled as plastic or disposed of as non-recyclable waste. It is important to follow proper disposal methods to minimize environmental impact and promote sustainability.
- Q: Are there any specific techniques for harvesting olives when using olive nets?
- Yes, there are specific techniques for harvesting olives when using olive nets. One commonly used technique is to spread the nets on the ground beneath the olive trees, ensuring that they cover the entire area. Then, the olives can either be hand-picked from the trees or gently shaken or raked off the branches onto the nets. The nets help to collect the fallen olives, preventing them from getting damaged or lost. After harvesting, the nets can be gathered and the olives can be easily collected and prepared for further processing.