Outdoor Camping Tents

Tarpaulin is a lightweight and cost-effective raw material choice in modern tents. Through a unique coating process, PVC film and fabric are combined to form a soft yet waterproof and wear-resistant tarpaulin structure. This structure takes into account both the features of wear-resistant and waterproof as well as the high market demand. The tarpaulin structure in the middle layer greatly enhances the overall wear-resistant and tear-resistant, making the tent more sturdy and durable. The outer PVC material can keep rainwater out, achieving 100% waterproofing. Therefore, the tarpaulin can be applied to various outdoor camping tents, which are wear-resistant, durable and waterproof. It is the best choice for making tents.

Feature

Outdoor camping tents need to be exposed to strong winds, heavy rain and scorching sun for a long time. The materials used to make them need to have certain chemical properties to make the service life of the tents as long as possible. This highlights that in the tent field, the use of tarpaulin as a material requires it to have strong wear-resistant and tear-resistant. Thanks to the internal structure of the tarpaulin, its overall tear-resistant is extremely excellent. It can ensure that the tent will not be easily blown over by the wind outdoors, will not crack with a light tear, and will not be easily breakage by branches and stones. In conclusion, choosing tarpaulin as the material for outdoor camping tents is a very wise choice. To a certain extent, it can extend the service life and reduce the cost of wear and tear.

2.Waterproof

Camping tents need to be used outdoors frequently, and waterproofing is an indispensable requirement in outdoor scenarios. The outer layer of our tarpaulin is made of PVC material, which can achieve 100% waterproofing in terms of water-resistant. It should be made clear that the fabric itself is not waterproof, and its waterproof performance mainly depends on the outer layer of PVC. Therefore, our tarpaulin can ensure that it keeps rainwater out during heavy rain or in damp environments, forming a waterproof protective film to keep the internal environment dry.

For different usage scenarios, customers often have different demands for tarpaulin. For instance, civilian tents that are exposed to the scorching sun for a long time require the tarpaulin to have excellent anti-UV. The tents temporarily set up at the fire rescue site need raw materials with certain flame-retardant capabilities. Tents set up in remote and cold areas need to have cold-resistant properties to provide a warm living environment for the occupants. In conclusion, the tarpaulin can achieve different application effects by adding various additives, and meet the customers’ demands as much as possible.

Our tarpaulin is produced in accordance with environmental protection standards. The raw materials used comply with national environmental protection requirements. In addition, the processing and use of this kind of tarpaulin are very simple, which can effectively reduce the overall usage cost. Moreover, our materials are recyclable, in line with the national environmental protection concept.