DuraTarps — The material behind what you make

Four material families.
Defined by process and structure.

Explore materials by their production processes, forming principles and resulting structures. Compare coating and lamination, film formation, and warp-knitted or woven base fabrics.

PVC Tarpaulin Fabrics

Coated and laminated materials

PVC Coated Tarpaulin PVC Laminated Tarpaulin

PVC Mesh Fabrics

Industrial and printing mesh fabrics

Industrial Mesh Fabrics Printing Mesh Fabrics

PVC Films

Clear and opaque PVC films

Clear PVC Films Opaque PVC Films

Polyester Base Fabrics

Reinforcement for tarpaulin manufacture

Warp-Knitted Base Fabrics Woven Base Fabrics

01 / FIND YOUR MATERIAL

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you manufacture.

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02 / WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT

Why Choose DuraTarps?

You can always find a lower price. With DuraTarps, you know what you’re paying for. We quote to your specifications, explain any proposed changes before you approve them, and check the finished rolls against the agreed requirements. The ten topics below show what your team can confirm before ordering, what it can check on delivery, and how we handle the details in between.

A supplier that works from your approved specification

More than a decade serving demanding buyers. We’ve supplied established brands and multinational companies in a competitive industrial fabrics market for more than ten years. Our production equipment, formulation team, sample-making facilities, laboratory, and quality management system help keep the material consistent across orders.
An agreed reference for repeat orders. We use the approved construction, color reference, and surface finish as the basis for repeat production. Automatic color dosing helps control variation between batches, and retained samples give our quality team a physical reference if a difference needs to be investigated.
Changes are discussed before production. If a proposed change could affect how the fabric runs on your equipment or performs in service, we review it with you before production.

Wide rolls you can plan your cutting around

Wide-width equipment from 3.2 to 5 meters. Our equipment covers calendering, lamination, and knife coating. Selected products can be supplied up to 6.8 meters wide, depending on the construction and finish.
Usable width confirmed for the fabric you select. A wider roll can mean fewer seams on a large panel. For repeated parts, matching the usable width to your cutting layout can yield more pieces per roll and reduce scrap. Confirming the width for the selected fabric gives you a reliable figure for planning.
Slitting and perforating for suitable orders. Finished roll widths, hole size, spacing, and pattern layout can be agreed from a drawing or reference sample before quoting.

High-performance fabrics with measurable requirements

A defined antistatic target. We can develop fabric with a target surface resistance of 10⁶ Ω. The test method, test conditions, and acceptance range are agreed for the selected construction. We blend the antistatic agent into the PVC compound itself, so its effect lasts through normal wear and aging for the service life of the fabric without relying on a short-lived surface coating.
Properties matched to the application. Options include PVDF surface finishes, chlorine resistance, corrosion resistance, resistance to mold and bacterial growth, UV resistance, and high colorfastness. Our technical team reviews the actual exposure and which properties need to work together before recommending a formulation.
A production trial before a bulk commitment. A sample lets your team see how the fabric feeds, cuts, welds, or sews on its own equipment. Where the application calls for it, our lab can check coating adhesion, tensile strength, tear strength, and hot-air or high-frequency weld performance.

Fire-test requirements clarified before you order

Formulated for the intended use and destination market. A tent, an industrial curtain, and an architectural membrane may have different fire-test requirements. We review the specified standard and material construction before selecting a flame-retardant formulation.
Documentation checked against the fabric being quoted. We review whether the available report covers the proposed material and test method, and identify any additional testing the order requires. Your team can see what documentation is available for the proposed fabric before committing.
Fabrication requirements considered alongside the fire test. The material also needs the right flexibility, handling, and joining properties for your production process. Those requirements are part of the formulation and sample review.

A clear explanation of what changes when the price changes

The quote is based on the specifications you provide. If a lower-cost option requires a different formulation or construction, we explain what would change and how it could affect flexibility, surface finish, fabrication, or service life. You can evaluate the trade-off before approving a revised specification.
DOP plasticizer has been phased out. DuraTarps no longer uses DOP plasticizer. We select plasticizers for the flexibility and surface stability required in use. The source and grade matter when comparing quotes, especially if a formulation uses recycled oils of unspecified grade. Plasticizer migration can leave an oily film in service even when the fabric looked dry on delivery.
Calcium carbonate loading is controlled. Excessive filler can shorten service life. Two fabrics with the same finished weight can contain different proportions of PVC compound, filler, and reinforcement. We control filler loading as part of the formulation so the weight target is considered together with the performance required.
Additive requirements are reviewed for the specific order. Flame retardants and antistatic additives are selected against the agreed chemical and performance requirements. When an application has skin-contact requirements, chemical restrictions, or fire-test emissions criteria, we review what evidence is needed for that material.

Finished weight within ±15 gsm and base fabric as quoted

Before ordering, both specifications are stated. We specify the finished weight and the base fabric in the quote and order. We control finished weight to within ±15 gsm of the agreed target and supply the base-fabric specification stated in the quote. We weave our polyester mesh in our own factory, so our quality team can control the weave at the source and keep it consistent from batch to batch.
At receiving, weight and reinforcement are separate checks. Finished weight can be measured on a sample and compared with the agreed target and tolerance. The base fabric is a separate part of the specification. A roll can meet its weight target and still have a different reinforcement. A base fabric one or two grades below the quoted specification can affect tensile and tear performance even when the coated surface looks similar.
The weight difference has a real cost. A shortfall of 50–80 gsm across 2,000 square meters amounts to 100–160 kg less material than the quoted weight implies. Comparing quotes on the same finished weight, tolerance, and base fabric makes it easier to see what the price difference represents.

Full agreed width and roll length, with a way to investigate discrepancies

Before ordering, the dimensions are agreed. We confirm the roll width and length. If your cutting layout depends on a minimum usable width, that measurement can be written into the order. Even a small shortfall can cost an entire row of parts across the roll.
At receiving, the rolls can be measured against the order. We check width and length before dispatch. Your receiving team can compare its measurements with the agreed dimensions, and your production team can plan against the quantity purchased.
If there’s a difference, we trace the affected material. We use the roll or batch identification, the buyer’s measurements, and available inspection records to review the affected rolls. We compare the findings with the agreed order specification and agree on the next step with you. The same process applies when the difference concerns weight, color, or another agreed requirement.

Material advice from sales specialists with 15+ years of experience

Every salesperson has at least 15 years of relevant industry experience. Our team understands how base fabric, coating, weight, and finish affect cutting, welding, sewing, and performance in service. They can work from a drawing, a reference sample, or a problem you’re seeing with your current fabric.
Recommendations you can compare. The team reviews how your product is made and used, then recommends a construction, finish, and roll format. When several options could work, they explain which differences affect price, which option fits your equipment, and where a different width or construction could improve yield.

Consolidated shipping with clear delivery terms

Purchases from multiple suppliers can travel together. Goods purchased elsewhere can be delivered to our factory and loaded alongside your DuraTarps rolls. We review which goods can be consolidated and how they can be packed and loaded together. Where consolidation is practical, it can reduce freight costs compared with separate shipments.
FOB, CIF, and DDP options. We can quote on FOB, CIF, or DDP terms, depending on the destination and delivery arrangement. The quote states the agreed port or delivery point and which transport costs are included, so your team can compare offers on the same basis.
Packing agreed before dispatch. Roll cores, outer wrapping, and pallet options can be agreed based on how the goods will be shipped, unloaded, and stored.

Local-currency payment with the details confirmed for your order

Your finance team knows how to pay. For eligible orders, payment can be made by local bank transfer in the agreed currency. We confirm whether a local transfer is available for your order. The invoice and payment instructions specify the currency and bank details to use.
Currency options vary by market and account availability. Local receiving options can include USD, EUR, GBP, HKD, CNH, CAD, SGD, AUD, NZD, PHP, IDR, THB, MYR, AED, PLN, DKK, NGN, KES, MXN, TZS, and TRY. The available currency and payment route are confirmed for each order.

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03 / BEFORE YOUR FIRST SAMPLE

Better questions.
Better starting points.

Do you supply fabric rolls or finished products?

We supply materials only, with basic slitting services available.

What should I include in a material inquiry?

Tell us the application, destination market, estimated quantity, target width and weight, fabrication process, and any specified test requirements. If a value is undecided, describe the working conditions instead.

How do I request flame-retardant or antistatic options?

Provide the required standard, test method and acceptance criteria. Ask us to identify a suitable grade and its available supporting documentation. Suitability needs to be assessed for your particular application.

Can I evaluate the material before a production order?

Ask about sample availability for the proposed grade. Use the sample to evaluate handling and your fabrication process, then confirm specifications and commercial terms with our team.

04 / LET’S BUILD YOUR MATERIAL BRIEF

What are
you making?

Tell us about the product, the process
and the conditions it needs to handle.

Order Processing Guidelines

RETAIL ORDERS Not available (Under 50 meters)

We supply materials by the roll. For quantities under 50 meters, please consider a local supplier or an online retail platform.

IN-STOCK ITEMS From 1 roll (50 meters)

In-stock materials are available from 1 roll (50 meters). Send the material code, quantity and required width so we can check availability. EXW and LCL shipment options, including delivery to Shanghai or Ningbo, can be discussed along with protective packaging.

MADE-TO-ORDER Based on MOQ (From 1500 meters)

The minimum order quantity for made-to-order materials is 1500 meters. Send the application, quantity, width and performance requirements. Include a technical data sheet and fabric sample if available.

CONTAINER ORDERS

Container quantities can reduce production waste and freight cost per unit. Discuss the product mix, quantities and packing requirements with our team, and confirm the production schedule before ordering.

OUTSOURCED ORDERS

For related products outside our own range, Duletai SELECT helps customers source through suppliers in China. We can purchase on your behalf and consolidate goods into shared container shipments to help reduce freight costs. Send the product details and requirements so the team can assess the sourcing request.

The material behind
what you make.

Keep air
moving.

Four material families.
Defined by process and structure.

PVC Tarpaulin Fabrics

PVC Mesh Fabrics

PVC Films

Polyester Base Fabrics

Start with what
you manufacture.

Transport & Logistics130–1100 g/m²3.8–32.4 oz/yd²

Covers & Protection250–1100 g/m²7.4–32.4 oz/yd²

Tents & Temporary Structures420–1100 g/m²12.4–32.4 oz/yd²0.3–3 mm11.8–118.1 mil

Membrane Structure0.75–1.08 mm29.5–42.5 mil

Shading680 g/m²20.1 oz/yd²

Industrial Applications500–2000 g/m²14.7–59.0 oz/yd²

Energy & Power Equipment610–850 g/m²18.0–25.1 oz/yd²

Mining & Tunnelling350–1100 g/m²10.3–32.4 oz/yd²

Agriculture450–1100 g/m²13.3–32.4 oz/yd²

Water Applications500–2700 g/m²14.7–79.6 oz/yd²0.8–2 mm31.5–78.7 mil

Environmental Protection450–1450 g/m²13.3–42.8 oz/yd²0.85–0.98 mm33.5–38.6 mil

Marine700 g/m²20.6 oz/yd²0.3–3 mm11.8–118.1 mil

Sports130–800 g/m²3.8–23.6 oz/yd²

Inflatables300–900 g/m²8.8–26.5 oz/yd²0.5–1.2 mm19.7–47.2 mil

Medical & Care290–350 g/m²8.6–10.3 oz/yd²0.4 mm15.7 mil

Bags180–1000 g/m²5.3–29.5 oz/yd²0.06–0.4 mm2.4–15.7 mil

Why Choose DuraTarps?

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Better questions.
Better starting points.

What are
you making?

Order Processing Guidelines

Request for Quote (RFQ101)

Bring these questions to your material brief

The material behindwhat you make.

Keep airmoving.

Four material families.Defined by process and structure.

Start with whatyou manufacture.

Why Choose DuraTarps?

Videos

Earlier Videos

Better questions.Better starting points.

What areyou making?

Order Processing Guidelines

Request for Quote (RFQ101)

The material behind
what you make.

Keep air
moving.

Four material families.
Defined by process and structure.

Start with what
you manufacture.

Better questions.
Better starting points.

What are
you making?