Anti-UV Laminated PVC Tarpaulin

Technical Parameters

Material Selection Guide

Selection should prioritize the expected duration of outdoor exposure and the required color consistency.

• Exposure Time: For maximum lifespan (e.g., 7+ years), specify materials with the highest UV inhibitor concentration and thicker laminated film layers.

• Mechanical Stress: If the tarpaulin will experience high wind loads, ensure the base scrim denier is 1000D or higher for better tensile strength.

• Color Fade: Darker colors naturally absorb more UV energy; request high-quality, lightfast pigments to minimize visible color fading over time.

Manufacturing and Tailoring

We employ multi-layer film casting and fusion technology for the lamination process.

• Film Formulation: The UV stabilizer package is concentrated in the external layer of the PVC film, maximizing its protective efficacy where it is needed most.

• Adhesion Monitoring:

  We continuously monitor the temperature and pressure during lamination to guarantee a permanent, high-strength bond between the PVC film and the base scrim.

• Custom Colors: We offer a wide range of colors for the UV-stabilized film, ensuring the final product meets aesthetic requirements without sacrificing protection.

Deployment FAQ

• Q: How does the laminated process differ from coated for UV protection?

  A: Lamination uses pre-formed UV-stabilized films, offering excellent surface protection and cost control. Coating integrates the stabilizers directly into the liquid PVC, often resulting in a heavier, stronger material but at a higher cost.

• Q: Is the material easy to repair if punctured?

  A: Yes, the laminated PVC surface is easily repairable using standard solvent-based PVC patches or simple heat patches, restoring the waterproof and UV integrity.