1. Product Overview

Heat-bonded geotextile fabric is a high-performance nonwoven geosynthetic material produced by bonding thermoplastic fibers through a precise heat and pressure process. This method enhances its mechanical properties, including tensile strength and durability, making it a versatile solution for soil stabilization, filtration, drainage, and erosion control in civil engineering and environmental applications.

2. Product Features

• Superior Tensile Strength: Provides excellent reinforcement and load-bearing capabilities.
• Efficient Filtration and Drainage: Allows water to pass through while retaining soil particles, ensuring effective filtration and separation.
• Chemical and UV Resistance: Highly resistant to degradation in harsh environments, including exposure to chemicals and sunlight.
• Thermal Stability: Manufactured using advanced heat-sealing technology to improve dimensional stability and longevity.
• Lightweight and Easy to Install: Facilitates handling and reduces labor costs during installation.

3. Product Specifications

• Material: Polyester (PET) or Polypropylene (PP)
• Weight Range: 100 gsm to 800 gsm
• Roll Width: Up to 6 meters
• Roll Length: Customizable (standard options include 50m, 100m, or as required)
• Color Options: White, Black, or as specified
• Compliance: Meets ISO, ASTM, or regional standards as required

4. Application Areas

• Road and Highway Construction: Provides subgrade stabilization and prevents roadbed deformation.
• Drainage Systems: Prevents clogging and ensures long-lasting drainage performance in pipes and drainage channels.
• Soil Reinforcement: Enhances the stability of embankments, retaining walls, and slopes.
• Erosion Control: Protects against soil erosion on riverbanks, slopes, and coastal areas.
• Environmental Protection: Acts as liners and covers in landfills, reservoirs, and environmental remediation projects.

5. Installation Guidelines

• Site Preparation: Ensure the ground surface is clean, level, and free from debris before installation.
• Cutting and Placement: Use appropriate tools to cut the fabric to the required size and place it over the prepared surface.
• Securing: Fix the fabric using anchors, pins, or weights to prevent displacement during installation.
• Overlap: Maintain a minimum overlap of 30-50 cm between adjacent sheets to ensure proper coverage and connectivity.
• Inspection: Check for any damage or defects before covering or filling, and replace damaged sections immediately.