US Cargo Control Heavy Duty Coil Tarp - 7 Foot by 7 Foot by 7 Foot Cargo Tarp - 18 Ounce PVC-Coated Polyester Waterproof Material - Durable Protection for Your Flatbed Truck Cargo

Coil Tarps are a style of truck tarps commonly used to protect steel or aluminum coils, a cable spool, or other round-shaped items while being transported on a flatbed truck and trailer. This Heavy-Duty 7' x 7' x 7' Coil Tarp (also known as a Coil Bag) from US Cargo Control is constructed in a tough 18 oz. PVC-coated polyester waterproof material that is durable by design. The top of the tarp has a cylinder shape to allow the top half of the tarp to fit over the coil allowing it to quickly cover the load. The lower part of the coil tarp has flaps to allow the tarp to fit around the transport chain securing the coil. Coil Tarps will work when the coil is loaded in either the shotgun or suicide position and the tarp will be put in place after the chains have secured the cargo. This flatbed tarp contains sturdy grommets around the hems and 2 rows of D-rings that go around all 4 sides of the tarp. Each D-ring has an abrasion-resistant pad underneath to protect the area when attaching S-hooks, rubber tarp straps, rubber rope, or other cargo tie-downs. Flatbed Tarps Tarps are an essential piece of trucking equipment designed to protect cargo from harsh conditions on the road such as wind, snow, sun, rain, and road debris for peace of mind that your payload will arrive at its destination undamaged. The next time you need to cover your cargo for transit, make sure it's protected with high-quality and reliable trucking tarps like this 7'x7'x7' Heavy-Duty Coil Tarp from US Cargo Control.

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