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Light-weight Tarpaulins

15th May 1964, Page 64
15th May 1964
Page 64
Page 64, 15th May 1964 — Light-weight Tarpaulins
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E'OLLOWING research by the Linen Industry Researc

Association and development work by The Boase Spinnit Co. Ltd., a new material for tarpaulins has been develope It is basically a linen duck incorporating alternate threads I cotton in the warp. The new material is reported to have bet tested for two years in laboratories and in service, and it now marketed under the name Lincoduck in weights of 16 o and 12 oz.

Accelerated weathering tests are claimed to have shown th. Lincoduck retains its density and impermeability to water ev( after prolonged weathering. A lorry sheet in daily use fi more than two years is said to have been found tighter in weal than when it was new and equally as waterproof. Lincodut is claimed to have all the characteristics required for a Ion sheet—light weight, high strength, capacity to breathe, excellei waterproof quality—and it is said to be cheaper than synthet materials. Tarpaulins in the material can be ordered from a leading makers-up and samples can be obtained from it manufacturers.

Makers: The Boase Spinning Co. Ltd., Rockwell Work Dundee.


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