Waterproof PE Tarpaulin 80G Double Coating
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- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
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- Min Order Qty:
- 10 PCS
- Supply Capability:
- 1000 PCS/month
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Introduction of PE Tarpaulin:
PE fabric both sides laminated, reinforced by PP rope in hem on all around edges. Aluminum eyelets every 1 meter or 3’ or 1yd interval (30cm, 50cm interval also available).
Specification of PE Tarpaulin:
Weight: 70g/m2-300g/m2
Density / sq. inch :7*6, 7*7, 8*7, 8*8, 10*8, 10*10, 12*12, 14*14, 16*16
Color: Any color available
Size: 2*3m, 3*4m, 4*6m….. any size available
Denier: 750-3000 Denier
UV. FR treatment also available
PE fabric both sides laminated, reinforced by PP rope in hem on all around edges. Aluminum eyelets every 1 meter or 3’ or 1yd interval (30cm, 50cm interval also available).
Application of PE Tarpaulin
PE Tarpaulin can be widely used in as the cover as well as other usage. It can be used in industrial, agricultural, garden and home.
Industrial： Covers for general use, scaffoldings in construction sites, underground sheets,
Covers for truck, cars, boats, containers, warning tapes,
Covers for materials, roofs, road repair sites, fences
Agricultural: Covers for timber, hay, cotton and all kinds of crops
Covers for daring crops
Home/Garden use: Covers for garden, backyard use
Covers for furniture
Gazebo tentd, dining canopies, swimming pool covers
Packing of PE Tarpaulin
1. For rolls , packed in a plastic bag with a label between rolls and bag
2. For Tarpaulin sheets, Each piece in a polybag with a label then proper pieces in a carton box packing or same color bale packing
Picture of PE Tarpaulin
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- No, olive nets are not designed to protect against sunburn damage. They are primarily used to shield olive groves from birds and other pests, not to provide sun protection for human skin. For personal sunburn protection, it is recommended to use sunscreen, protective clothing, and seek shade when necessary.
- Q: Can olive nets be used in olive groves with limited access to irrigation?
- Yes, olive nets can be used in olive groves with limited access to irrigation. Olive nets are primarily used to protect the harvested olives from falling to the ground, and they do not directly depend on irrigation for their functionality. However, it is important to note that limited access to irrigation may affect the overall health and productivity of the olive trees, which may indirectly impact the quality and quantity of the olives caught in the nets.
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- Q: Can olive nets be used in hilly or sloped orchards?
- Yes, olive nets can be used in hilly or sloped orchards. The nets can be installed on terraces or slopes to protect the olives from falling off the trees and to facilitate harvesting.
- Q: Are there any regulations or guidelines for using olive nets?
- Yes, there are regulations and guidelines for using olive nets. These regulations may vary depending on the region or country, but generally, they cover aspects such as net size and mesh opening, installation techniques, and harvesting methods to ensure the proper care of olive trees and minimize damage to the fruit. It is important for olive growers to familiarize themselves with local regulations and guidelines to maintain sustainable and responsible farming practices.
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- Q: Can olive nets be used in regions with a high bird population?
- Yes, olive nets can be used in regions with a high bird population to protect olive trees from bird damage. Olive nets are designed to cover the olive trees and prevent birds from reaching the fruits, thereby reducing the risk of crop loss.
- Q: Can olive nets be used in olive groves with limited access to electricity?
- Yes, olive nets can be used in olive groves with limited access to electricity. Olive nets are primarily used for harvesting olives by spreading them on the ground and then collecting them. They do not require electricity for their basic function. However, in some cases, electricity may be needed for certain processes such as mechanical shaking devices to remove olives from trees. In such situations, alternative sources of power like generators or manual labor can be utilized in olive groves with limited access to electricity.
- Q: Can olive nets be used to reduce the risk of soil erosion in areas with high wind speeds?
- Yes, olive nets can help reduce the risk of soil erosion in areas with high wind speeds. The nets act as a physical barrier, preventing the soil from being carried away by strong winds. Additionally, the nets can also help retain moisture in the soil, further reducing erosion.
- Q: Are there any specific guidelines for removing olive nets without damaging the trees?
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Waterproof PE Tarpaulin 80G Double Coating
- Ref Price:
-
- Loading Port:
- Qingdao
- Payment Terms:
- TT OR LC
- Min Order Qty:
- 10 PCS
- Supply Capability:
- 1000 PCS/month
OKorder Service Pledge
OKorder Financial Service
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