Oilcloth Fabric
Oilcloth fabric is a tightly woven cotton or linen cloth coated with a waterproof layer such as oil, wax, or rubber, making it ideal for outdoor uses like covers, tents, tarpaulins, and shelters.
It features a practical olive color that hides dirt and provides a calm, elegant appearance.
📐 Technical Specifications
- Type: Woven fabric coated with oily or waxy layer
- Material: Cotton, linen, or polyester depending on manufacturer
- Color: Dark olive
- Size: Width 1.5 m × Length 50 yards (common example)
- Weight: 300 g/m² or as requested
- Surface: Waterproof – easy to clean
- Flexibility: Medium – withstands folding and repeated use
- Permeability: Low – prevents water leakage
🛠️ Common Uses
- Covers for equipment and generators
- Outdoor canopies and shelters
- Camping tents and tarpaulins
- Agricultural and industrial projects
- Temporary covering for surfaces or loads
- Protection against dust and rain
✅ Advantages
- Resistant to water and moisture
- Durable and weatherproof
- Easy to cut and shape
- Practical olive color hides dirt
- Suitable for repeated use
- Provides visual and environmental protection
⚠️ Important Notes
- Preferably stored in a dry place when not in use
- Can be cleaned with a damp cloth without chemicals
- Should be secured well to avoid tearing in strong winds
See also: Geotextile 1500
