​So should you consider thickness when choosing a tarpaulin? I am very sure of that. Different tarpaulins have different thicknesses, so their use scenarios are also different. It depends on what you are buying the tarp for. For example, transportation vehicles often come and go in the rain, and the wind on the highway is so strong, so thick tarps are more suitable. If it is used for shading in the planting and breeding industry, it must be rolled up for ventilation when necessary. If it is too thick to roll up easily and is not easy to breathe, a medium-thickness tarpaulin is suitable.

Tarpaulins are exposed outdoors for a long time, the environment is unstable, and they are often exposed to wind and rain. They need to have excellent acid and alkali resistance, so as to protect the goods from damage and reduce losses during transportation. At the same time, their wear resistance must also be very high. powerful. Sunstone tarpaulin has a unique corrosion-resistant formula, which is stable in acid and alkali resistance, durable and more cost-effective.

The price of tarps depends on the material. Some low-quality tarpaulins on the market are woven from recycled secondary materials. They are rough in workmanship and easily damaged. Sunstone tarpaulin is made of new PVE material, which is odorless and flame retardant, safe and secure, and more environmentally friendly. High-density woven base fabric, soft and easy to fold, with strong storage properties.