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Detailed Product Material:

• 1000D PVC Tarpaulin
• Total weight： 23OZ/㎡
• Thickness：0.6mm
• Tensile strength： Warp 2870.43N/50mm
• Weft 2279.06N/50mm
• Tear strength： Warp 527N
• Weft 323.8N
• applicable temperature: -30℃—70℃
• Adhesion of coating strength: Warp 115N
• Weft 121.8N

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