Debris Lifting Tarps - Trash, Dirt & Debris Tarp

Debris Lifting Tarps for Heavy-Duty Trash & Debris Removal

Debris and trash removal has never been easier than with Strong Man debris lifting tarps. A lifting tarp gives your crew a fast, OSHA-compliant way to keep a jobsite clear of scrap and debris on construction, demolition, and renovation projects. Lay it out, load it, hook it to your crane or lift, and the debris is gone — no wheelbarrows, no bucket lines, no wasted man-hours.

How a Debris Lifting Tarp Works

Spread the debris tarp flat on the ground with the webbing facing down. Load your trash, scrap, dirt, or demolition debris into the center of the tarp. Attach the four corner lifting hoops to your crane hook or lift, and move the entire load clear of the work area in a single pick. Each tarp handles loads up to 4,000 lbs and is cycle-tested to 200 lifts at full capacity.

Break in a new tarp with an initial lift of 2,000 lbs, then increase in 500 lb increments up to the 4,000 lb maximum.

Features

• Dual-layer heavy-duty polypropylene construction
• Rip-resistant fabric with UV-resistant thread
• 4,000 lb maximum lifting capacity — initial lift of 2,000 lbs, then 500 lb increments to 4,000 lbs
• Cycle tested to 200 lifts at 4,000 lbs
• Eight 8" lifting hoops for easy attachment to a crane or lift
• 2" heavy-duty webbing — four straps, double-stitched in a criss-cross pattern for maximum strength
• Reinforced hem with lockstitch sewing around the full perimeter
• Stock color: black, with black webbing
• Non-fire-retardant
• Fabricated in the USA

Common Uses

• Construction and demolition debris removal
• Interior gut and renovation cleanouts
• Roofing tear-off debris
• Dirt, soil, and excavation spoils
• Jobsite snow removal
• General jobsite trash and garbage hauling

Safe Use

• Inspect the tarp for tears or damage before every use. A small rip weakens the tarp and can spill the load mid-lift.
• Always position the tarp with the webbing facing down. Never lift with the webbing facing up.
• Load general jobsite debris only. Avoid sharp, heavy items such as steel beams that can puncture the fabric.
• Never stand under the tarp or the load during a lift, and keep all personnel clear of the lift path.
• Never use a debris lifting tarp to lift equipment or tools.

WARNING: Never use these debris lifting tarps as lifting slings. Always ensure that no personnel are underneath the lift or the materials being moved. The user assumes all risks associated with the use of this product.