The product features are:

Features: Gray odorless truck tarpaulin
Process: Coating
Material: PVC
Weight: Customizable
Supply type: Supports customization
Temperature: normal temperature
Application: Widely used in truck covering, ships and so on
Color: Grey/customizable
Size: Customizable
Product advantages: environmental protection, no odor/waterproof/high temperature resistance/aging resistance/folding/easy storage/thickening, wear resistance/freezing resistance

The majority of truck drivers always have two drop tarps with them. The size of drop tarps varies. The most typical sizes of drop tarps that truck drivers carry are 4-, 6-, or 8 feet in length. Typically, these tarps are 20 to 24 feet in length, 8 to 8 feet 6 inches in width, and feature an extra hanging flap on each side. Each drop tarp size (4-foot drop tarps have 4-foot hanging flaps, 6-foot drop tarps have 6-foot hanging flaps, etc.) will determine the length of these side flaps.

The kind of freight that a driver moves or moves most frequently will determine the precise size of tarps that they need to carry. Four- or six-foot drop tarps are frequently carried by flatbed drivers because they accommodate most of the freight they move.

Typically, two drop tarps of the same size are carried by truck drivers. This usually covers the entire amount of cargo being moved. Two sufficiently sized tarps allow a carrier to overlap them and change their alignment as needed, provided they are aware of the dimensions they must cover (imagine piecing together a quilt as an example). After covering the freight, drivers use straps, rope, or bungee cords to secure their tarps. There’s no need to carefully match the tarp size utilized for the cargo being covered because any leftover tarp material can be bundled up.