Definitions
- A heavy-duty waterproof material used to cover and protect objects from the elements. - A large sheet of fabric used as a makeshift shelter or tent. - A durable covering for trucks, boats, and other vehicles or equipment.
- A synthetic material used in the production of foam insulation, adhesives, and coatings. - A type of plastic used in the manufacturing of furniture, footwear, and other consumer goods. - A coating applied to surfaces to provide protection against wear, tear, and weathering.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are synthetic materials.
- 2Both can be used for protective purposes.
- 3Both have waterproof properties.
- 4Both are versatile and can be used in various industries.
- 5Both are durable and long-lasting.
What is the difference?
- 1Function: Tarpaulin is primarily used as a protective covering while polyurethane is used in the production of various consumer goods.
- 2Composition: Tarpaulin is made of woven fabric coated with a waterproof material while polyurethane is a synthetic polymer.
- 3Appearance: Tarpaulin has a rough texture and is available in various colors while polyurethane is smooth and often transparent.
- 4Usage: Tarpaulin is commonly used in outdoor settings while polyurethane is used in both indoor and outdoor settings.
- 5Flexibility: Tarpaulin is less flexible than polyurethane which can be molded into different shapes and forms.
Remember this!
Tarpaulin and polyurethane are both synthetic materials with waterproof properties. However, tarpaulin is primarily used as a protective covering for objects and vehicles, while polyurethane is used in the production of various consumer goods such as furniture, footwear, and coatings. Additionally, tarpaulin is made of woven fabric coated with a waterproof material, while polyurethane is a synthetic polymer that can be molded into different shapes and forms.
