Geocell


Geocell systems are constructed from high-strength HDPE wide-width strips, which are tightly welded together to form a mesh-like cellular structure. These cells are highly flexible and can be easily folded for compact transportation—simply unfolding them on-site before filling with soil, rock, or even concrete mixtures. This creates a robust structural framework capable of providing strong lateral confinement and exceptional rigidity. Geocells can be used as foundation layers to enhance the load-bearing capacity of weak subgrades, laid on slopes to form effective slope protection systems, or even employed in the construction of retaining structures and other geotechnical applications.


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Geocell systems are created from high-strength HDPE wide-width sheets, which are tightly welded together to form a mesh-like cellular structure. These cells are highly flexible and can be easily folded for efficient transportation—when in use, they expand fully and are then filled with soil, rock, or even concrete materials, resulting in a robust structural system that provides exceptional lateral confinement and significant rigidity. Geocells can be used as foundation layers to enhance the load-bearing capacity of weak subgrades, laid on slopes to create effective slope protection systems, or even employed in the construction of retaining structures and other geotechnical applications.

Main uses:

Used to stabilize railway subgrades.

Used for stabilizing highway soft ground treatment.

Embankments and retaining walls designed to withstand heavy loads.

Used for shallow-water channel management.

Support structures for pipes and sewers.

A hybrid retaining wall designed to prevent landslides and withstand compressive loads.

Used for retaining walls, piers, breakwaters, and more.

Used for the management of deserts, beaches, riverbeds, and riverbanks.

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Specifications

Project

GS--250

GS--200

GS--150

GS--100

GS--75

GS--50

Geocell height (mm)

250

200

150

100

75

50

Grid Cell Weld Spacing (mm)

340

Geocell sheet thickness (mm)

1 ± 0.05

Geocell unit area mass (g/m²)

3310 ± 200

2648 ± 200

1986 ± 200

1324 ± 200

933 ± 200

662 ± 200

Bonding Strength at Geocell Weld Joints (N)

2560

2050

1460

1023

864

560

Note: Special specifications will be handled according to the agreement or contract.

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