Polyester mesh laid scrims for reinforced PVC tarpaulin

Polyester mesh laid scrims Brief Introduction

Polyester mesh laid scrims Characteristics

Polyester mesh laid scrims Data Sheet

Polyester mesh laid scrims Application

Primary Use: Base Reinforcement for PVC Tarpaulin, Truck Covers, Awnings, Banners & Sail Cloth

The core application of this polyester laid scrim is as the load-carrying mesh skeleton laminated between PVC coating layers​ for truck covers, light awnings, banners, and sail cloth. It is sandwiched into the PVC stack to:

Deliver Tear Propagation Resistance

The scrim turns a monolithic PVC film into a composite that resists initiation and spread of tears caused by wind flutter, sharp cargo edges, or repeated rigging — a frequent failure mode in truck covers and site shelters.

Maintain Flatness & Dimensional Stability Outdoors

The scrim’s low elongation keeps the sheet from sagging, billowing, or pulling fixtures loose under sun, rain, and thermal cycles — preserving appearance and structural fixity on awnings, banners, and truck curtains.

Enable Wide-Format, Seamless Runs

With roll length up to 10,000 m and widths to 2,500 mm, the scrim feeds wide-format coating lines with fewer splices — fewer joint-related weak points in finished rolls, less material waste on start-stop.

Secondary Applications

 a) Aluminum Foil Composite

b) PVC Flooring

c) None-woven category products reinforced

d) PVC Tarpaulin

Laid scrim can be used as basic materials to produce truck cover,light awning, banner, sail cloth etc.