Is the PE tarpaulin strong enough?

Yes, PE (polyethylene) tarpaulin is known for its strength and durability. 

PE tarpaulins are commonly used for various outdoor applications, such as covering and protecting objects, construction sites, agricultural purposes, and as temporary shelters or tents. 

PE tarpaulin is made from woven polyethylene fibers, which are then coated with a layer of polyethylene.

This combination makes the tarpaulin resistant to tearing, water, and UV rays. 

It also provides some level of protection against mildew and chemicals. 

PE tarpaulins can withstand different weather conditions, including rain, wind, and sunlight, without easily degrading or losing their strength. 

The strength of a PE tarpaulin can vary depending on its thickness and the specific quality of the material used. 

Thicker tarpaulins are generally stronger and more resistant to damage. 

It is always a good idea to check the specifications and intended usage guidelines provided by the manufacturer to ensure that the tarpaulin meets your specific requirements.