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PP Woven Geotextile Fabric

  • Product Item: obor-PP woven geotextile
  • Category: Woven Geotextile
  • Good Quality PP Woven Geotextile Price,Leading Woven Geotextile Manufacturer&Exporter,70-800gsm black pp woven geotextile fabric for road and pond

Description

PP Woven Geotextile Fabric

What It Is

PP woven geotextile fabric is woven from 100% virgin polypropylene flat yarns into a tight basket-weave cloth and then wound into rolls. The finished roll is black, and green or white is available on request. Standard range is 70-800 g/m2, roll width 1 m to 6 m, roll length 50 m to 1000 m.

What It Does

  • Separation: keeps soil and gravel or aggregate layers apart so the two materials do not mix and lose their bearing capacity.
  • Filtration: allows water and gas to pass freely while preventing clay particles from being washed through.
  • Reinforcement: distributes the stress in the soil, limits lateral movement of the soil and improves the stability of the fill.
  • Protection: reduces scour of river banks and prevents soil loss.

Polypropylene stays stable in soils of different pH, resists microbial degradation and is light and flexible, so the rolls are easy to transport and install on site.

Where It Is Used

Road and railway subgrade, dam and levee, seawall, retaining wall backfill, slope protection, tunnel drainage, pond and reservoir works, landfill, and landscape or garden ground cover.

Parameters

Material 100% virgin PP (polypropylene)
Weight 70-800 g/m2
Roll width 1 m - 6 m
Roll length 50 m - 1000 m
Colour black, also green and white
Standard GB / ASTM
Certification CE, ASTM D4595 tensile test
Features UV resistant, tear resistant, anti-aging, eco-friendly
Warranty more than 5 years
Minimum order 1,000 square meters

Product Photos

PP Woven Geotextile Fabric rolls

Black PP woven geotextile rolls on the weaving and winding line in Tai’an, Shandong. Weave pattern, roll face and the black UV-stabilised yarn are visible in the photo above.