PP high-strength geotextile is a synthetic material made from 100% virgin polypropylene fibers through an advanced needle-punching process. This unique process creates a robust three-dimensional fiber network, resulting in exceptionally high tensile strength, tear resistance, and puncture resistance. It is primarily used as a reinforcement, isolation, filtration, and drainage material, and is widely used in civil engineering and infrastructure construction, where mechanical properties are critical.

It allows gas and water to pass freely, which is conducive to soil breathing and drainage. For example, in greening projects, it helps the growth of plant roots and water penetration.

The structure of the filament gives it excellent tensile strength and can withstand large external forces and loads.

Filament woven geotextiles are geosynthetics made from high-strength polypropylene or polyester filaments, interwoven in a directional warp and weft pattern on advanced equipment. This unique woven structure creates a fabric with dimensionally stable, uniform porosity, and excellent mechanical properties. They are specifically designed for reinforcement and stabilization projects requiring extremely high tensile strength, low elongation, and exceptional durability.

PE woven geotextiles, typically woven from high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or polypropylene (PP) flat yarns, are high-strength, durable geosynthetics. They are made by stretching the polymer into flat yarns after melting, then precisely weaving them in the warp and weft directions to create a structurally stable, uniformly porous fabric. With its exceptional tensile strength and rigidity, they are primarily used in civil engineering projects requiring strict separation, reinforcement, and stabilization functions.

PET woven geotextiles are made from high-strength polyester (PET) industrial filaments through a precision weaving process. Polyester's inherent high modulus and low creep properties make this product the material of choice for reinforcement and reinforcement projects requiring stringent long-term strength, durability, and dimensional stability. It is particularly suitable for permanent engineering projects that must withstand long-term, sustained loads.

PP woven geotextiles are high-strength geosynthetics made from polypropylene (PP) flat yarns woven in the warp and weft directions on industrial looms. This classic woven structure imparts excellent mechanical properties and dimensional stability, making it one of the most widely used and cost-effective geotextiles worldwide, primarily fulfilling the core functions of separation, reinforcement, and stabilization.

Geofilter filter bags, also known as dewatering filter bags or sludge cofferdam bags, are innovative, environmentally friendly containers made from high-strength, high-permeability polypropylene (PP) non-woven geotextiles. They utilize the unique filtration mechanism of geotextiles, allowing water to seep freely under pressure while effectively retaining solid particles. This principle makes them an efficient, economical, and environmentally friendly solution for solid-liquid separation, widely used in sludge dewatering, tailings treatment, and coastal protection.

Geobag is a kind of high strength anti-uv anti-freezing and thawing anti-acid and alkali ecological synthetic material, is a new high-tech special material, with high strength anti-uv anti-acid and alkali anti-corrosion anti-freezing and thawing can reach more than 50 years of non-degradation, is the real realization of zero pollution.