TARP bivouac tarpaulin 220 x 250 cm IRR M-2017 Tarnanzug Neu

The design combines high water resistance, breathability and a reduced IR signature, providing reliable cover in demanding conditions. The tarp is suitable as a shelter, cover, emergency stretcher or improvised More info

Brand: AB
Category: Tarpaulins
Code: 31653-220-24

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AB TARP bivouac tarpaulin 220 x 250 cm IRR M-2017 Tarnanzug Neu

A professional IRR TARP designed for outdoor use. Its construction combines high water resistance, breathability and a reduced IR signature, providing reliable cover in challenging conditions. The tarp is suitable for use as a canopy, cover, emergency stretcher or improvised shelter.

Features

  • Material: 70D Nylon with PU Blackout membrane
  • IRR treatment: reduced infrared signature in accordance with TL 8305-0290
  • Water resistance: 10,000 mm water column (C6 Water Repellency Grade 4)
  • Breathability: 5,000 g/m²/24 h
  • Construction: windproof, light-proof
  • Attachment points: 16 perimeter loops (depending on size) + 3 central loops
  • Carrying handles: integrated carrying handles for emergency use
  • Webbing: 100% nylon to MIL-PRF-5038
  • Accessories: includes a compression/carry bag

Standards and certifications

  • TL 8305‑0290: IRR treatment – reduction of infrared reflectivity
  • ISO 6941: flame resistance test
  • OEKO‑TEX® STANDARD 100: certification of the webbing material used

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 220 × 250 cm
  • Package dimensions: 38 × 20 × 5 cm
  • Weight: approx. 1,140 g
  • Straps: 12× around the circumference + 3× in the centre

Advantages

  • High resistance to rain, wind and light
  • IRR treatment for tactical use
  • Breathable membrane ensures comfort during prolonged use
  • Modular attachment thanks to a large number of loops
  • Can be used as a stretcher in an emergency

Uses

Tactical units, the army, special forces, bushcraft, survival, professional outdoor activities, concealed bivouacs, observation posts, improvised shelters and cover for equipment.