Geotextiles are versatile, permeable Geomaterials made from synthetic fibers (polyester, polypropylene) or natural fibers. Classified as woven, non-woven, or knitted, they offer core functions: filtration, drainage, separation, reinforcement, and erosion control. Lightweight yet durable, they resist UV radiation, chemicals, and biological degradation. Widely applied in civil engineering—road construction, retaining walls, coastal protection, and landfill liners—they enhance soil stability and project durability. Easy to install and cost-effective, geotextiles are indispensable for infrastructure projects worldwide, optimizing performance while ensuring environmental sustainability.

Geocells are three-dimensional, honeycomb-like geosynthetics made from HDPE or PP, expanding when filled with soil, gravel, or aggregate. Designed for soil stabilization and erosion control, they reinforce weak substrates, distribute loads evenly, and prevent lateral displacement. Lightweight, durable, and UV-resistant, they’re easy to transport and install. Widely used in road bases, slope protection, retaining walls, and coastal engineering, they enhance infrastructure longevity and reduce construction costs. Ideal for challenging terrains, geocells offer reliable, cost-effective solutions for global civil engineering projects requiring structural integrity and environmental compliance.

Geogrids are high-strength, permeable geosynthetics made from HDPE, PP, or polyester, featuring a grid-like structure for soil reinforcement. They enhance load-bearing capacity, distribute stresses evenly, and prevent soil deformation in civil engineering projects. Resistant to UV radiation, chemicals, and biological degradation, they offer long-term durability. Widely used in road/railway subgrades, retaining walls, slope stabilization, and landfill caps, they reduce construction costs and extend infrastructure lifespan. Lightweight and easy to install, geogrids are indispensable for global projects requiring structural integrity, making them a trusted choice for engineers and contractors worldwide.

Geosynthetic Clay Liner （GCL）are composite geosynthetics consisting of natural sodium bentonite sandwiched between non-woven geotextiles (or geomembranes). When hydrated, bentonite swells to form a dense, impermeable barrier, effectively preventing water seepage. Key advantages include self-healing properties, chemical resistance, and environmental friendliness. Widely used in landfills, tunnels, basement waterproofing, and reservoir liners, they ensure long-term water tightness. Easy to install without special equipment, GCL adapt to uneven surfaces, making them a reliable choice for global civil engineering projects requiring durable, eco-compliant waterproofing solutions.

Cement Blanket (also called Concrete Canvas) is an innovative, flexible geosynthetic composed of a fiber matrix impregnated with dry cement. Activated by water, it hardens into a durable, waterproof concrete layer within hours. Lightweight and easy to transport/install, it eliminates the need for on-site concrete mixing. Ideal for emergency repairs, slope protection, channel lining, and temporary structures, it offers rapid construction, erosion control, and structural stability. Resistant to weathering and UV radiation, it’s widely used in civil engineering and infrastructure projects globally, providing cost-effective, time-saving solutions with reliable performance and environmental adaptability.