BTL Liners Introduces String Reinforced Tarps For Light Dep Systems

BTL Liners, a Prineville, Oregon based supplier of reinforced polyethylene liners, has introduced a new string-reinforced tarp material designed for use in light deprivation systems and equally suitable as a hay or grain pile cover. The tarp material, known as BTL-12 BW SR, is constructed of a strong and flexible polyester string scrim coated with Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE). Aside from being resistant to both punctures and tearing, the material is waterproof, highly UV-stable, resists rotting and has wide spectrum chemical resistance. Manufactured in black on one side and white on the other, this tarp material provides complete light blocking while minimizing heat absorption, both of which are critical elements for light deprivation setups.

"BTL-12 BW SR is similar to our BTL-12 black/white product, but this reinforced version is heavier and is a more high end product, so it’s even less likely to have pin holing, which can negatively affect light deprivation processes," explained Jared Santoro, General Manager and Vice President of BTL Liners.

The new BTL-12 BW SR is expected to perform for an average of five years and comes with a full two year warranty. Like all BTL products, this string reinforced tarp material can be fabricated to any size and customized with any desired attachment or configuration.

BTL was founded in 1981, and has grown to be a leading supplier of containment products worldwide. The company is recognized as the industry leader in RPE products, with sales volumes of their PPL and BTL liners reaching nearly 50,000,000 square feet every year. BTL fabricates recreational pond and lake liners, containment systems for oil, gas and mining operations, ranch and farm tarps, liners for storm water management, potable water storage and a number of other systems. They fabricate and ship the largest panels in the industry while maintaining high levels of customer service and quality. To learn more about BTL and the innovative products they produce, visit the company's official website at www.btlliners.com.