Good impermeability: effectively preventing water leakage.
High chemical stability: resistant to corrosion by chemical substances such as acid and alkali.
High strength: able to withstand certain stress and pulling.
UV resistance: prolongs the service life.

Filamentary spunbond nonwoven geotextile is a nonwoven geosynthetic material made of continuous filaments through a spunbond process. Because it is composed of continuous filaments, its tensile strength and tear strength are relatively high, and it can withstand greater stress and strain, and can effectively resist the effects of soil and other external loads in geotechnical applications.

Polyester fiber has the advantages of high strength, high modulus, and good corrosion resistance. Its high strength can withstand greater tension, its high modulus makes it less deformed when subjected to force, and its good corrosion resistance allows it to be used for a long time in various harsh environments.

The three-dimensional mesh structure of the geocell gives it high strength and stability, capable of withstanding the pressure and lateral force of the soil and effectively preventing soil deformation and collapse.

Used in slope protection projects such as rivers, coasts, and hillsides, geobags can effectively prevent soil erosion and slope erosion. Stacking geobags filled with soil together forms a stable slope protection structure that can resist the impact of water flow and waves.

Mainly made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) material. HDPE has good corrosion resistance, aging resistance, wear resistance and flexibility, and can adapt to different soil environments and engineering requirements.