Description
Verified Weight Per Roll — 160gsm PE tarpaulin supplied in roll format with batch-consistent weight and container-load pricing tiers, built for wholesale importers and distributors ordering at volume.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Product Type | PE Tarpaulin Roll |
| Material | HDPE woven fabric with LDPE coat on both sides |
| Weight | 160gms |
| Density | 6X6 to 16X16 mesh |
| Color Options | Blue, Orange, White, Black, Grey, Yellow, Green, Red, custom colors available |
| Roll Size | 100m per roll or as per customer requirements |
| Edge Finishing | PP rope in hem, rustproof aluminum eyelets every 1m or 1.5m, black plastic triangle corner reinforcement |
| Special Treatment | Fire resistant and UV protection available — confirm grade required for your market (grade not stated) |
| Anti-Aging | Anti-oxidants added (test basis not stated) |
| Corrosion Resistance | Acid and alkali resistance (test basis not stated) |
| Print Options | Logos or company information printable, reinforced strip addition available |
| Container Loading (Rolls) | 20GP loads 17 tons, 40HQ loads 28+ tons |
| Container Loading (Bales) | 20GP loads 11 tons, 40HQ loads 28+ tons |
| Container Loading (Carton) | 20GP loads 8 tons, 40HQ loads 22+ tons |
Application Suitability
| Application | Exposure & Requirement |
|---|---|
| Tarpaulin distribution and resale | Regional stocking of multiple colors and sheet sizes with consistent batch-to-batch weight and appearance |
| Construction site equipment covers | On-site cutting from roll stock for material wraps, scaffold enclosures, and temporary weather protection |
| Agricultural pond lining and stock covers | Permanent water contact, soil chemistry exposure, and seasonal UV radiation requiring acid and alkali resistance |
| Outdoor industrial storage wraps | Extended weather exposure, mechanical abrasion from wind flap, and tie-down tension at eyelet points |
Why Batch Weight Drift Destroys Distributor Margins
Every roll is inspected against the 160gsm target before it enters the container.
Wholesale buyers have seen quotations state a precise GSM, only to receive rolls that weigh less once unwrapped and measured at the warehouse. A lighter roll means thinner coating, reduced tensile capacity, and a product that fails before the end-user expects it to. For a PE tarpaulin roll wholesale operation, that gap between quoted and delivered weight translates directly into customer claims and eroded trust [NEED_CITE: tensile and tear test methods for coated fabrics per ISO 1421]. The verification step must happen per roll, not per batch average, because coating weight can drift across a single production run.
Roll-to-Roll Consistency Across a Container Load
When a distributor orders several hundred rolls in a single shipment, color and weight must hold from the first roll to the last. The HDPE woven base fabric with dual-side LDPE coating is produced under controlled tension and coating parameters to keep the 160gsm weight stable across the full 100m roll length. PE tarpaulin roll wholesale buyers ordering mixed colors benefit from in-process QA checkpoints that catch deviation before the roll is packed, ensuring that a blue roll and a green roll from the same container share the same structural weight.
Mesh Density and Coating Balance
The available mesh density range from 6×6 to 16×6 directly influences how the LDPE coating bonds to the HDPE woven substrate. A tighter mesh holds more coating material per square meter, which supports the 160gsm target while maintaining flexibility. A looser mesh relies on heavier coating fills that can crack under repeated folding [NEED_CITE: relationship between woven mesh density and coating adhesion in polyethylene tarpaulins]. Selecting the right mesh count for your end-market determines whether the roll cuts cleanly on-site or frays at the edges.
Reading the Specification Beyond GSM
Weight alone does not define how a PE tarpaulin performs in the field. The HDPE woven base provides the tensile and tear backbone, while the LDPE coating on both sides delivers waterproof integrity and surface abrasion resistance. The PP rope hem distributes tie-down loads across the full edge rather than concentrating stress at individual eyelets. Rustproof aluminum eyelets spaced at 1m or 1.5m intervals provide multiple attachment points for varied securing configurations. Black plastic triangle reinforcements at each corner address the highest stress concentration point where most field failures originate. Together, these elements determine whether a 160gsm roll holds up to construction site abuse or agricultural weather exposure.
The Cost of Skipping Pre-Shipment Weight Verification
When a PE tarpaulin roll arrives below the stated GSM, the consequences compound through the supply chain. Distributors face returns from end-users who expected a heavier-duty material. Construction contractors find that the material tears at tie-down points under wind load. Agricultural operators discover that pond liners puncture under soil pressure because the coating is thinner than specified. These failures trace back to a single gap: no one verified the weight per roll before the container was sealed [NEED_CITE: pre-shipment inspection protocols for coated fabric rolls]. The cost of one rejected shipment exceeds the cost of systematic per-roll weight checks during production.
Why Wholesale Buyers Source PE Tarpaulin Rolls Here
Three full production lines and 36 sets of professional equipment support bulk roll output with reliable dispatch schedules, so container shipments leave on time even during peak ordering seasons. A dedicated QA/QC process inspects 100% of rolls before shipment, verifying GSM weight, color consistency, and edge finishing against the order specification. The 10-person R&D team handles custom color matching, logo printing layouts, and non-standard roll lengths within days of a sample request. Nearly 30 years of focused coated fabric production means coating weight and adhesion parameters are controlled from experience, not guesswork. Roll packing lists detail weight and square meter count per container, giving buyers the data they need for freight reconciliation and customs clearance.
Documentation & Verification
- Material specification sheet confirming 160gsm weight, HDPE base fabric, LDPE coating, and mesh density for the batch
- Pre-shipment inspection record with per-roll GSM verification against the stated 160gsm target
- Roll packing list showing net weight, roll count, and square meter total for container loading reconciliation
- Certificate of origin and customs documentation prepared for import clearance in destination markets
- Test documentation for fire resistant or UV protection grades when specified and confirmed at inquiry stage
Fabrication, Handling & Storage
- Cut the 160gsm roll stock with sharp blades to avoid fraying the HDPE woven base at sheet edges
- Heat-seal seams at temperatures suited to LDPE coating to prevent delamination at the weld line
- Store 100m rolls upright on pallets to avoid flat-spotting and permanent creases in the coated fabric
- Allow cold-stored rolls to reach ambient temperature before unrolling to prevent LDPE coating micro-cracking
- Position tie-down straps through the rustproof aluminum eyelets, never directly over the PP rope hem edge
- Clean the LDPE-coated surface with mild detergent only, avoiding solvents that degrade the coating layer
Planning Your PE Tarpaulin Roll Order
Provide your target color palette, required roll length, and estimated annual volume so we can align production runs for maximum batch consistency. Specify whether you need roll stock only or finished sheets with eyelets and hemming, as this affects container loading configuration. If your market requires fire resistant or UV protection treatment, confirm the grade or standard your end-users expect so we can match the formulation. Sample rolls are available for cutting, welding, and field testing before you commit to a full container order.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How is GSM verified on each roll before shipment?
A: Each roll is weighed and measured during the pre-shipment inspection to confirm it meets the 160gsm target. The inspection record documents the actual weight per roll, and any roll falling outside the tolerance range is pulled from the shipment. This per-roll check prevents the common problem of batch averages masking individual underweight rolls.
Q: What roll lengths and sheet sizes are available, and what are the minimums per color?
A: Standard rolls are 100m per roll, with custom lengths available on request. Sheet sizes range from 2×3 to 12×14 meters or can be cut to your specification. Minimum order quantities per color depend on the mesh density and treatment required — confirm your color and quantity at inquiry for a precise lead time.
Q: How do you control color consistency across rolls in a single order?
A: Color matching is managed at the coating stage with in-process checks against the approved reference. Rolls from the same production run are grouped for your order to minimize variation. A pre-shipment visual inspection confirms that rolls laid side by side show no visible color drift before container loading.
Q: What are the container loading quantities for rolls, bales, and carton packs?
A: Roll-packed PE tarpaulin loads approximately 17 tons in a 20GP and 28+ tons in a 40HQ. Bale-packed sheets load around 11 tons in a 20GP and 28+ tons in a 40HQ. Carton packing loads 8 tons in a 20GP and 22+ tons in a 40HQ. We provide a detailed packing list for freight planning.
Q: Can you add custom printing or branding on roll stock?
A: Yes, logos and company information can be printed directly onto the LDPE-coated surface during production. Reinforced strips can also be added at specified intervals. Provide your artwork and placement requirements at the sample stage so we can confirm print adhesion and color accuracy on the 160gsm material.
