The reinforced scrim is vital for resisting the sharp edges of cut timber and the rigors of mechanical loading/unloading.
Compared to lighter-weight alternatives (such as 90gsm or 100gsm wraps), PPPE-120 offers a higher "strength-to-weight" ratio. It provides a more robust shield for premium wood exports or high-value construction materials that require a "zero-defect" arrival at the job site.
Often produced in white/black or white/beige combinations to assist with heat reflection and branding. PPPE-120
While exact properties can vary by manufacturer, the Intertape Polymer Group (IPG) provides standard typical data for this grade of material: 120 g/m² (approximately 3.5 oz/yd²).
The waterproof coating prevents rain, snow, and humidity from reaching the wood, which helps prevent rot, mold, and warping. The reinforced scrim is vital for resisting the
PPPE-120 is a composite fabric designed for extreme durability. Its structure typically consists of:
The surface is typically printable, allowing timber companies to display logos and product information across large surface areas. Advantages Over Standard Wraps Often produced in white/black or white/beige combinations to
High-quality wraps like PPPE-120 are formulated to withstand prolonged sun exposure, preventing the material from becoming brittle and failing during outdoor storage.