Composite Geomembrane

Composite Geomembrane

Composite geomembrane is a composite geosynthetic material made of high-density polyethylene geomembrane as the core layer and polyester non-woven geotextile laminated on both sides or one side. It has multiple functions such as seepage prevention, protection, reinforcement and drainage. The product has extremely strong puncture resistance, high friction coefficient, aging resistance and UV resistance, outstanding resistance to uneven settlement of the foundation, strong overall structural stability, and eliminates the risk of leakage due to damage to the seepage prevention layer. It is resistant to corrosion from various media such as acids, alkalis, salts, sewage, and tailings slurry. It has stable freeze-thaw resistance and heat resistance, with a service life of more than 50 years and a wide temperature range (-60℃ to +60℃).

Short Fiber Geotextile

Short Fiber Geotextile

Short-fiber needle-punched nonwoven geotextile is made from high-quality polyester short fibers through carding and needle-punching processes.

Short Fiber Geotextile

Short Fiber Geotextile

Short-fiber needle-punched nonwoven geotextile is made from high-quality polyester short fibers through carding and needle-punching processes.

Short Fiber Geotextile

Short Fiber Geotextile

Short-fiber needle-punched nonwoven geotextile is made from high-quality polyester short fibers through carding and needle-punching processes.

Short Fiber Geotextile

Short Fiber Geotextile

Short-fiber needle-punched nonwoven geotextile is made from high-quality polyester short fibers through carding and needle-punching processes.

Long-Filament Geotextile

Long-Filament Geotextile

Long-filament geotextile, also known as polyester long-filament needle-punched nonwoven geotextile, is made from high-quality polyester chips through spinning, web formation, and needle-punching reinforcement processes. It is a core category of geosynthetic materials that combines high strength and high stability. Compared to short-filament geotextile, its fibers are continuous and unbroken, resulting in superior mechanical properties, making it a preferred material for high-grade engineering projects.

Long-Filament Geotextile-(3)

Long-Filament Geotextile-(3)

Long-filament geotextile, also known as polyester long-filament needle-punched nonwoven geotextile, is made from high-quality polyester chips through spinning, web formation, and needle-punching reinforcement processes. It is a core category of geosynthetic materials that combines high strength and high stability. Compared to short-filament geotextile, its fibers are continuous and unbroken, resulting in superior mechanical properties, making it a preferred material for high-grade engineering projects.

Long-Filament Geotextile

Long-Filament Geotextile

Long-filament geotextile, also known as polyester long-filament needle-punched nonwoven geotextile, is made from high-quality polyester chips through spinning, web formation, and needle-punching reinforcement processes. It is a core category of geosynthetic materials that combines high strength and high stability. Compared to short-filament geotextile, its fibers are continuous and unbroken, resulting in superior mechanical properties, making it a preferred material for high-grade engineering projects.

Long-Filament Geotextile

Long-Filament Geotextile

Long-filament geotextile, also known as polyester long-filament needle-punched nonwoven geotextile, is made from high-quality polyester chips through spinning, web formation, and needle-punching reinforcement processes. It is a core category of geosynthetic materials that combines high strength and high stability. Compared to short-filament geotextile, its fibers are continuous and unbroken, resulting in superior mechanical properties, making it a preferred material for high-grade engineering projects.

Long-Filament Geotextile

Long-Filament Geotextile

Long-filament geotextile, also known as polyester long-filament needle-punched nonwoven geotextile, is made from high-quality polyester chips through spinning, web formation, and needle-punching reinforcement processes. It is a core category of geosynthetic materials that combines high strength and high stability. Compared to short-filament geotextile, its fibers are continuous and unbroken, resulting in superior mechanical properties, making it a preferred material for high-grade engineering projects.

LDPE Geomembrane

LDPE Geomembrane

LDPE (low-density polyethylene) geomembrane boasts excellent flexibility, high elongation, and strong adaptability to complex terrain deformation. Applications include artificial lakes, landscape water systems, agricultural reservoirs, and small to medium-sized irrigation canals.

LDPE Geomembrane

LDPE Geomembrane

LDPE (low-density polyethylene) geomembrane boasts excellent flexibility, high elongation, and strong adaptability to complex terrain deformation. Applications include artificial lakes, landscape water systems, agricultural reservoirs, and small to medium-sized irrigation canals.