Tarp Corner Guard -- Occupational Health & Safety

Vestil Mfg. Corp.

Tarp Corner Guard

The Tarp-C tarp corner guard from Vestil is low cost, promotes tarp life, is reusable and recyclable, prevents tarp tears and covers sharp corners. The features of the product include durable and molded plastic construction, three-leg design, user-installed, double-sided stick tape, a hole used to tack the corner guard in place and more. The leg length is 5.5” and it weights three ounces. Each carton contains 16 corner guards.

https://www.vestildocs.com/weekly_mailings/TARP-C%20Tarp%20Corner%20Guard.pdf

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