DLT-6904
Transparent PVC Tarpaulin for Reinforced Bag Panels

A woven polyethylene grid sits within a clear PVC laminate for see-through bag panels.

Material Data
Weight
480gsm
Width
1.05-3.2m

TECHNICAL DATASHEET

Clear mesh tarp | DuraTarps DLT-6904
Technology:Lamination
Structure:High Density Woven Polyethylene base fabric + Super clear PVC film / 3 layers laminated
Surface:Glossy/Matte
Base fabric1000D 4.5*4.5
Weight:480gsm
Width:1.05-3.2m
Roll length:50m
Packing:Paper tube+PE film+Craft paper
MOQ:3000yards for customization/ 100yards for in-stock

Product Features

  • Woven reinforcementA woven polyethylene grid reinforces the clear PVC laminate.
  • Continuous clear facePVC film spans the grid, forming a continuous surface with the reinforcement visible through it.

A Film Face Over A Woven Grid

The polyethylene base and PVC film have different roles in DLT-6904. The woven yarns provide reinforcement along their directions, while the film gives the composite a continuous exposed face. The 1000D yarn description does not state the finished sheet strength. When comparing materials, keep the grid construction and film appearance together with the required tensile, tear and bond results for the proposed order.

Lamination And Panel Preparation

DLT-6904 is identified as a laminated composite. Film and reinforcement are combined into a single sheet, and their interface remains important when the panel is creased or its edge is loaded. For bag production, use the intended glossy or matte sample in a trial panel. Check the joining method and binding together; the appearance and behaviour of a finished edge cannot be established from the unworked roll alone.

Application requirements — Clear Reinforced Bags

Specify window or panel dimensions, thickness, viewing requirements, framing and the normal folding or rolling pattern. Review optical appearance, flexibility, surface marking and the edge or seam construction. Confirm the temperature range, cleaning method and any specified fire behaviour on the selected grade.

Finished Clear-Bag Configurations

Clear reinforced PVC can be converted into flat document pouches or gusseted carry bags. Define the usable space separately from the outside dimensions.

Finished-Product Configuration Examples
SpecificationConfiguration
Document-Pouch Example330 × 240 mm outside; 325 × 235 mm usable interior
Carry-Bag Example12 × 12 × 6 in, stated as width × height × depth
Body ShapeFlat two-panel pouch or a bag with a base and side gussets
ClosureZipper at the opening, with end stops and a usable pull
Handle Example1.5 in webbing carry handles on the gusseted configuration
Clear AreaPosition print and labels to leave the required contents visible
Fabrication SampleCheck the zipper opening, seams and fit with the intended contents
Order DrawingState outside dimensions, usable space, gusset depth and handle positions

Construction Details

Flat Pouch And Gusseted Bag

A flat pouch suits documents. A gusset adds depth for bulkier contents; include that depth when stating the bag size.

Opening And Carry Points

Locate zipper ends clear of the handle attachments. Confirm the finished handle connection on a sewn sample.

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Clear Reinforced Fabric: Production and Samples

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Discuss the application.

For transparent PVC tarpaulin rolls, send the bag panel drawing, required surface finish and proposed edge construction.

Transparent PVC Tarpaulin With Woven Reinforcement

DLT-6904 is transparent PVC tarpaulin made by laminating clear PVC film with a woven polyethylene base. Its specified three-layer construction combines a visible reinforcing grid with continuous film faces. The spaces between the reinforcing yarns allow viewing through the sheet, while the yarns form part of the material itself. These spaces should not be confused with the open holes of an unsealed mesh fabric.

The base specification is 1000D with a 4.5×4.5 construction notation. Denier describes yarn size, and the second figure describes the arrangement of the reinforcement; the count unit should be agreed when comparing samples. The finished composite weighs 480gsm. This total includes both the film and reinforcement, so it does not reveal the thickness or weight of either component separately.

Lamination joins previously formed film to the textile reinforcement. The resulting bond is important around folded edges and joins, where the components are bent together. Glossy and matte surfaces are listed for this model. A buyer assessing clear bag panels should compare the actual finish under normal room light, including the visibility of objects behind the grid and any reflection from the film.

Rolls are listed at 1.05-3.2m wide and 50m long. Plan the cutting pattern with the reinforcing directions identified, then make a representative panel with the intended seam and binding. Evaluate the completed edge as well as the flat sheet because attachment details determine how forces enter the composite.