The Reliable Separation & Filtration Layer staple fiber geotextile

Our  nonwoven geotextile is a high-performance, permeable fabric engineered for critical civil and environmental applications. Manufactured from continuous polypropylene filaments thermally bonded together, it delivers exceptional durability and consistent performance.

Key Features & Benefits:

• Superior Separation: Prevents intermixing of soil layers, maintaining structural integrity.

• Effective Filtration: Allows water flow while retaining soil particles, preventing erosion.

• Reliable Drainage: Facilitates lateral water movement within its plane.

• Reinforcement & Protection: Enhances soil stability and cushions geomembranes from puncture.

• UV & Rot Resistant: Long-lasting performance in exposed and buried conditions.

• Consistent Permeability: Predictable flow characteristics.

• Easy Installation: Lightweight and available in convenient roll sizes.

Typical Applications: Road & railway subgrades, landfills, drainage systems, erosion control, pond liners, beneath hardscapes.

Available Specifications:

• Weights: 100 gsm to 800 gsm (Custom weights possible)

• Widths: 1m to 6.5m (Standard & Custom)

• Roll Lengths: 50m, 100m, 200m (Custom lengths available)

• Standards: ASTM, ISO, CE standards compliant.

Choose  nonwoven geotextile for essential separation, filtration, and protection. 

Geotextile Comparison Table: Nonwoven vs. Woven vs. Knitted

Notes:

• Woven : Often made from slit tapes (fibrillated) or monofilaments. Monofilament wovens offer better permeability.

• Knitted : Less common as a standalone geotextile than nonwoven or woven. Frequently used in composite geotextiles or geocomposites (e.g., with geogrids or meshes) or in specific products like gabion mesh.

• Function Focus: Nonwoven excels in hydraulic functions (filtration/drainage). Woven excels in mechanical functions (reinforcement/stabilization). Knitted offers flexibility and high elongation.