The AtlasShield® 18 oz White Vinyl Coated Polyester Tarp holds up where standard tarps fail — petroleum facility maintenance, food production environments, event staging, and applications where a clean, light-reflective surface matters. Built from 18 oz PVC-coated polyester with rust-proof stainless steel grommets every 24 inches, 2-inch reinforced double-stitched hems, and heat-welded seams that won't delaminate under sustained weather exposure. Available in 7 colors and over 50 standard sizes with custom fabrication to order. FR-certified versions (NFPA 701) available — ask about pricing. Product Specifications Material 18 oz PVC-coated polyester Color White (both sides) Waterproof Rating 100% waterproof, mildew and UV resistant Grommets Rust-proof stainless steel, every 24" + all corners Hem 2" reinforced double-stitched Seams Heat-welded Chemical Resistance Grease and oil resistant FR Option NFPA 701 certified version available separately Available Sizes 50+ standard sizes; custom to order Origin Fabricated in the USA Who Uses This Tarp Petroleum & petrochemical facilities — equipment covers, containment liners, turnaround staging areas requiring white reflective surfaces Food production & processing plants — clean white covers for sanitary equipment protection and storage in FDA-sensitive environments Event production & staging companies — floor protection, backdrop covers, and weather barriers for concerts, festivals, and corporate events General contractors & DOT crews — temporary weather enclosures and material storage requiring clean white aesthetics Government & institutional buyers — bulk orders for facilities management, maintenance, and long-term storage applications Lead time: In-stock standard sizes ship within 1–3 business days. Custom sizes: 5–10 business days. Need 10+ units or a custom size? Call (337) 282-5115 or email [email protected] — we respond within 4 business hours.
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