DLT-5206
Vinyl Tarp for Boat Storage Covers
PVC film laminated over a polyester core for tent roofs and fitted boat covers.
- Weight
- 700gsm
- Width
- 1.05-3.2m
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TECHNICAL DATASHEET
| Technology: | Lamination / Coating |
|---|---|
| Structure: | PVC film+polyester base fabric+PVC film / 3 layers laminated |
| Base fabric: | 1000D 23*23 |
| Thickness: | 0.59mm |
| Weight: | 700gsm |
| Width: | 1.05-3.2m |
| Roll length: | 50m |
| Surface: | Glossy/Matte |
| Blockout: | Extra blockout layer available |
| Colour: | Customized |
| Temperature: | -20~+70(°C) |
| FR certification: | Customized B1, B2, M1, M2, NFPA701, DIN75200; |
| Packing: | Paper tube+PE film+Craft paper |
| MOQ: | 3000yards for customization/ 100yards for in-stock |
APPLICATIONS:
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.
Vinyl Faces Around a Textile Core
The vinyl in DLT-5206 is PVC film applied on both sides of a polyester reinforcement. The 1000D and 23×23 entries describe the base, while 700gsm and 0.59mm describe the finished sheet. Those fields answer different questions about the composite. A buyer should retain all of them when comparing grades, with adhesion and mechanical testing used where performance figures are required.
Reviewing the Selected Surface
The DLT-5206 surface can be glossy or matte. A sample for a proposed storage cover should match the intended colour, finish and any added blockout layer. The record identifies a laminated build, so inspect the original film-to-fabric bond separately from fabricated joins. Fit, contact points and folding behaviour should be checked on a representative cover section before the full cutting plan is committed.
Application requirements — Tent Roofs & Sidewalls
Specify the covered span, panel dimensions, support arrangement, installed tension and exposure. Review tensile and tear properties, coating adhesion, seam performance and the reinforcement around edges and attachment points. Set weathering, cleaning and fire-behaviour requirements around the finished structure and destination; the fabric data sheet does not establish structural wind or snow capacity.
Finished Frame-Tent Configurations
Roof covers are made to the tent frame and its bay spacing. Overall tent dimensions do not equal the flat cutting dimensions of a roof panel.
| Specification | Configuration |
|---|---|
| Small Frame-Tent Span Examples | 4 m, 5 m, 8 m or 10 m |
| Bay Spacing Examples | 3 m or 5 m, depending on the frame series |
| Overall Length | Repeated bays; confirm the minimum assembly and any end-bay changes for the selected frame |
| Side Height Examples | Approximately 2.3 m or 3 m in modular event-tent configurations |
| Roof Arrangement | Separate roof, gable and sidewall panels fitted to the frame geometry |
| Roof-Edge Connection | Keder edges retained in frame channels; bead and channel dimensions must match |
| Sidewall Arrangement | Divided wall panels, with ground bars or the selected frame system's bottom restraint |
| Site Design | Confirm frame anchoring, drainage and the complete structure's wind and snow requirements before fabrication |
Construction Details
Keder Edge And Frame Channel
The fabric edge carries a bead that slides into the frame channel. Specify the finished bead diameter and edge construction from the actual profile drawing.
Roof Panel And Bay Layout
A roof panel follows the pitch between frame members. Its finished length includes the attachment and tensioning details; fabric-roll width alone cannot define the cover size.
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Product Overview
Discuss the application.
For vinyl tarp rolls, provide the proposed storage-cover shape, contact conditions and selected surface for sample review.
Vinyl Tarp: Film Surfaces and Polyester Reinforcement
DLT-5206 is a reinforced vinyl tarp sheet listed at 700gsm and 0.59mm. Its three-layer laminated construction places a polyester base between PVC films. The base is described as 1000D with a 23×23 construction. PVC is the exposed polymer surface, while the fabric remains the reinforcing component within the material.
The record lists lamination/coating technology. A laminated sheet depends on the bond between film and textile when it is bent, cut and joined. Total weight includes all components and does not reveal the coating-to-fabric ratio. Thickness, fabric reinforcement and adhesion should therefore be considered as different characteristics during material selection. The supplied record does not establish a specific knife-coating process.
Glossy and matte surfaces and custom colours are listed. An extra blockout layer is available if required. For a proposed boat storage cover, the selected finish and actual contact conditions should be reviewed on a sample, including areas that fold against the stored equipment. The base specification does not establish marine durability, abrasion performance or a ventilation design for a finished cover.
Widths of 1.05m to 3.2m and 50m rolls give the fabricator the starting dimensions for a cutting plan. Include overlaps, shaped panels and attachment reinforcement when estimating material. The complete storage-cover design should address fit, support and the intended exposure. Sample and joining trials can then be evaluated against that specific brief.