A: While the two types of products share the same name, their core manufacturing processes, product positioning, and quality standards are in completely different leagues. Low-priced PP tarps on the market are produced using a simple woven and film-coated process and are designed for low-end, temporary covering applications. They lack waterproof welding capabilities and professional weather-resistant formulations, are often made from recycled waste materials, and have poor quality consistency. Our products are high-end, engineering-grade, fully PP homogeneous modified tarps, manufactured using specialized modification R&D technology, high-end intelligent production equipment, and a rigorous end-to-end quality control system. They feature core performance characteristics such as hot-air weldable impermeability, long-term weather resistance and corrosion resistance, environmental sustainability and recyclability, and adaptability to extreme environments. They are precisely tailored for demanding applications such as medium- to long-term outdoor projects and environments with special corrosion risks. The raw materials, manufacturing processes, technology, and quality control standards are fundamentally different from those of ordinary tarps, making them unsuitable for comparison with simple, low-cost products.