40 oz. Vinyl, Tear-Off Tarp

This 40 oz Vinyl Tear-Off Tarp is built from durable vinyl-coated fabric rated at 40 oz per square yard. It features criss-cross and plus webbing patterns with 2″ high-strength yellow webbing and heavy steel O-rings, enabling debris loads to be lifted by clevis hook. Custom sizes are available. Additional use includes snow removal.

Key features:

• 40 oz per square yard vinyl-coated fabric
• 2″ yellow webbing sewn in criss-cross / plus patterns
• 3″ ID × 3⁄8″ heavy steel O-rings on webbing ends
• 4,000 lb safe work load (debris lifting)

• Tensile strength (W × F): 1,100 lbs × 880 lbs per 2″ strip
• Puncture resistance (screwdriver method): 176 lbs
• Puncture resistance (ball method): 990 lbs
• Break strength: 12,000 lbs
• Safe work load: 4,000 lbs
• Capacity (straight pull): 3,000 lbs
• Threading: All sewing with 207 polyester, UV-resistant thread
• Webbing: 2″ width, plus “plus” configuration for sizes >10′×10′
• Compatibility: Custom sizes available

• Spread Tarp beneath debris to be lifted, ensuring full coverage.
• Attach clevis hooks to steel O-rings at webbing ends.
• Use crane or lifting device to apply upward force uniformly.
• Lift slowly, monitoring for any stress or shifting.
• Inspect tarp and webbing frequently during long lifts; halt use if wear is detected.

Q: Can I use this tarp to haul freshly fallen snow?
A: Yes — the product page states the tarp can be used for snow removal, lifting snow loads like debris.

Q: Why is the safe work load lower than the break strength?
A: The safe work load (4,000 lbs) accounts for safety margins and dynamic forces; the break strength (12,000 lbs) is the maximum failure threshold under ideal conditions.

Q: Is it safe to lift people or equipment using this tarp?
A: No — the product cautions not to use the tarp as a lifting sling for personnel or equipment.

Q: When should I stop using the tarp during tear-off operations?
A: Stop use immediately if any wear points appear in the vinyl or webbing.

Q: How is the webbing configured on large tarps (>10′×10′)?
A: For sizes over 10′×10′, a “plus” web configuration is sewn adjacent to the criss-cross stitching for added reinforcement.