DLT-5104
Matte Tarpaulin for Inflatable Advertising

A woven polyester core sits between PVC films, with a matte option for inflatable play panels.

Material Data
Weight
780gsm
Width
1.05-3.2m

TECHNICAL DATASHEET

PVC inflatable fabric | DuraTarps DLT-5104
Technology:Lamination / Coating
Structure:PVC film+Woven polyester base fabric+PVC film / 3 layers laminated
Surface:Glossy/Matte
Thickness:0.6mm
Weight:780gsm
Width:1.05-3.2m
Roll length:50m
Packing:Paper tube+PE film+Craft paper
MOQ:1000yards for customization/ 100yards for in-stock

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.

Three Layers in the Finished Sheet

A PVC film covers each side of the woven polyester in DLT-5104. The listed 780gsm and 0.6mm refer to this complete composite. The films provide the visible faces, and the fabric reinforces the panel internally. Assessing a cut sample helps distinguish the surface from the core, while adhesion testing addresses the bond between them. Surface smoothness alone cannot supply that bond measurement.

Specifying a Matte Version

Matte is one of the surface options listed for DLT-5104. Confirm it with a retained colour sample, including the face intended for artwork. Lamination describes the film-and-fabric construction; matte describes its appearance. Keeping both details on the order avoids treating the finish as a different reinforcement structure. Printing and seam trials should use the same surface configuration that will be supplied for production.

Application requirements — Inflatable Play Equipment

Specify the structure dimensions, panel function, operating pressure, seam design and anchoring arrangement. Review tensile and tear properties, flexing and the integrity of welded or sewn connections. Confirm whether the construction needs an airtight skin or continuous airflow. Assess leakage, loading and any destination-market requirements on the finished inflatable structure.

Finished Bounce-House Configurations

These configurations describe continuous-air bounce houses. Airtight inflatables need a different seam and pressure design.

Finished-Product Configuration Examples
SpecificationConfiguration
Square Footprints13 × 13 ft or 15 × 15 ft (approximately 3.96 × 3.96 m or 4.57 × 4.57 m)
Overall Height Example13 ft (approximately 3.96 m) for the square configurations
Air SupplyContinuous blower operation; match the blower and intake arrangement to the complete unit
Panel AssemblySewn body panels, with double or quadruple stitching used in commercial constructions
Wear AreasAdditional reinforcement around the jumping surface, entrances and other high-traffic areas
Anchoring ConnectionsTie-down straps attached through reinforced fabric areas; layout and restraint loads follow the finished-unit design
Enclosure And AccessMesh viewing panels, a defined entrance and accessible inflation/deflation openings
Finished-Unit SelectionConfirm usable play area, user limits, installation clearance and operating instructions with the unit manufacturer

Construction Details

Reinforced Strap Attachment

An extra layer of PVC fabric spreads the attachment over a larger area. Review the strap, stitching and reinforcing patch together when sampling the assembly.

Air Intake And Deflation

Intake sleeves connect the blower to the inflated body. The finished layout needs access to its closure flaps and deflation openings for packing and inspection.

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Discuss the application.

For matte tarpaulin rolls, identify the required finish and colour, and include artwork and panel drawings for the proposed advertising inflatable.

Matte Tarpaulin: Surface and Layer Construction

DLT-5104 is a reinforced PVC sheet listed at 780gsm and 0.6mm thick. Its construction consists of PVC film, a woven polyester base and a second PVC film. This layered arrangement combines a textile centre with continuous outer faces. The polyester and PVC remain distinct components within the finished sheet, although only the PVC surface is normally visible.

The catalogue describes three laminated layers and gives the technology as lamination/coating. Lamination forms a composite by bonding film to a substrate. For this model, the relevant interfaces lie between each PVC face and the reinforcing fabric. Their adhesion is a useful part of sample assessment alongside sheet thickness, surface condition and fabric reinforcement. The specification does not identify a knife-coating process.

Both glossy and matte surfaces are listed. A matte tarpaulin order therefore needs the matte version identified on the approved sample and quotation. For a proposed advertising inflatable, view the colour and artwork on that exact surface. A subdued reflection can affect visual presentation, while ink compatibility and joining behaviour remain separate matters to check with the fabricator.

DLT-5104 is listed in widths from 1.05m to 3.2m and a 50m roll length. Large artwork panels should be planned around those usable dimensions, seam allowances and fabric direction. Prototype review can then address the proposed shape, inflation arrangement and attachment details before the complete advertising unit is produced.