DLT-5802
Laminated Tarpaulin for Warehouse Partition Curtains

Laminated PVC faces surround a woven polyester core in this flexible high-speed door fabric.

Material Data
Weight
1050gsm
Width
1.05-3.2m

TECHNICAL DATASHEET

High speed door fabric | DuraTarps DLT-5802
Technology:Laminated
Structure:PVC coating+polyester woven base fabric+PVC coating
Base fabric:1000D*1000D/30*30
Weight:1050gsm
Thickness:0.82mm
Width:1.05-3.2m
Roll length:50m/100m
Surface:Glossy/Matte
Blockout:Extra blockout layer available
Tensile Strength4000/4000 N/5cm DIN53354
Tear Strength600/500 N/5cm DIN53356
Adhesion100 N/5cm DIN53357
Colour:Customized
Temperature:-20~+70(°C)
FR certification:Customized B1, B2, M1, M2, NFPA701, DIN75200;
Surface:Double side acrylic larquered, Tear-Resistant, Waterproof
Packing:Paper tube+PE film+Craft paper
MOQ:3000meters for customization/

Product Features

  • Flame retardantOptionalAvailable as an optional configuration. A flame-retardant formulation for fabricators supplying projects with defined fire-behaviour requirements. Select the grade around the test method required for the finished application.
  • BlockoutOptionalAvailable as an optional configuration. Restricts light passing through the fabric for roof, curtain or cover panels that need an opaque finish and greater control of the light behind the surface.

A Bonded Sheet With a Woven Centre

Lamination describes how the PVC faces and woven reinforcement are combined. DLT-5802 uses the listed 1000D, 30×30 polyester base, with a finished mass of 1050gsm. The PVC layers and textile work as one sheet when their bond is maintained. Layer adhesion therefore deserves attention alongside tensile and tear values, particularly when the material is folded, suspended or joined at a reinforced edge.

Appearance Options and Blockout

A glossy face reflects light differently from a matte face; neither finish name provides an opacity rating. DLT-5802 separately lists an additional blockout layer as an option. Confirm that construction before evaluating a curtain sample. The chosen surface should also be represented in printing or seam trials. Partition hardware, panel overlaps and any required site classification form part of the finished installation specification.

Application requirements — High-Speed Doors

Specify the opening width and height, panel travel, operating cycles and the edge or track arrangement. Review flexing, abrasion, tear resistance and seam behaviour at repeated contact points. Identify the cleaning, temperature, visibility and any fire-behaviour requirements of the installation; material selection should follow the finished door or curtain design.

Finished Flexible-Door Configurations

A fabric door curtain is matched to its guide system, winding shaft and bottom profile. Finished opening size is an assembly dimension.

Finished-Product Configuration Examples
SpecificationConfiguration
Interior Door Size ExampleUp to 5,000 mm wide × 5,000 mm high in a finished flexible-door system
Curtain MovementVertical rolling, guided at both sides
Curtain ConstructionFlexible PVC panels combined with the selected reinforcement profiles
Vision AreaA separate transparent panel or band positioned for the traffic route
Bottom EdgeFlexible bottom profile or a system-specific rigid closing profile
Guide InterfaceEdge details matched to the door's guides and any lateral rollers
Activation And ProtectionDrive control and obstruction detection specified as part of the finished door
Fabrication DrawingRecord clear opening, shaft attachment, edge allowances and bottom-profile connection

Construction Details

Side Guides And Curtain Edges

The finished edge must enter and travel through the guide without fouling. Compare the sample curtain edge with the actual guide components.

Vision Band And Bottom Profile

Keep the transparent band at the required sightline. The lower panel connects to the closing profile, which must be assessed together with the door's protection system.

Discuss the application.

For laminated tarpaulin rolls, specify partition dimensions, the chosen face finish and any required blockout construction for sample review.

Laminated Tarpaulin: Layers and Surface Finish

The listed construction of DLT-5802 places PVC faces around a woven polyester reinforcement. It is a laminated tarpaulin with 1000×1000D yarns in a 30×30 base construction. Finished weight is 1050gsm and thickness is 0.82mm. These specifications describe a reinforced sheet that can be cut into flexible panels, rather than a finished partition assembly.

In a laminated fabric, formed polymer layers are bonded to a textile carrier. The polyester base supplies reinforcement, while the PVC faces provide continuous surfaces. The current table specifies lamination and does not establish a knife-coating route. Selecting material by its visible face alone would omit the core and the layer bond that help determine its behaviour during handling.

DLT-5802 lists 100N/5cm adhesion. Its tensile values are 4000/4000N/5cm and its tear values are 600/500N/5cm. The tests answer different questions, from separation within the composite to pulling and tearing the sheet. If a partition will hang from a reinforced top edge, assess that connection as well as the material values.

Gloss and matte options affect the appearance of the finished surface. An extra blockout layer is available by specification; it should be included in the agreed sample when required. The listed width range is 1.05m to 3.2m, with 50m or 100m rolls. Proposed warehouse curtains need a separate review of seam layout, supporting hardware and any site-specific fire requirements before the full panel specification is settled.