Lifting Tarp Materials
Lifting Tarps: Review fabric options and reinforcement considerations for debris handling. Working-load limits belong to the tested finished lifting assembly.
Material references
Use these grades as a starting point. Confirm the construction and configuration against your application.
- Weight
- 610gsm / 18oz/yd²
- Width
- Custom width to order
- Base fabric
- 1000D×1300D
- Weight
- 680gsm / 20oz/yd²
- Width
- Custom width to order
- Base fabric
- 1000D×1300D
- Weight
- 1000gsm / 29.5oz/yd²
- Width
- Custom width to order
- Base fabric
- 1000D×1000D
Lifting Tarps in use
Review material references for lifting tarp designs. Provide the proposed load, lifting arrangement and the assembly tests required for the finished product.
Include in your brief
- Part dimensions, target roll width and production quantity
- Joining, cutting, printing and assembly methods
- Service conditions and required test methods
- Surface finish, colour and any fixed specification values
Define the application.
Describe the finished part, its dimensions and how you fabricate it. Include the working environment and any specified performance or test requirements.
Define the lifting tarp assembly first
A lifting tarp enquiry needs the complete lifting arrangement, including the material being moved, straps, attachment points and operating procedure. Fabric strength does not establish a safe working load for the finished assembly. Send a dimensioned drawing and required test or approval criteria with the proposed material model.
Use the listed references to discuss the fabric portion with your fabricator. Identify how loads transfer into straps and reinforced areas, and provide acceptance criteria for seams and attachments. Sample checks should be part of the assembly development and testing process.
Send your drawing, target specification, width, quantity and destination for a material quotation. If you need trial material, state the dimensions and tests. Sample supply does not establish a rated lifting capacity; final assembly approval remains part of your project.