Fiberglass Geogrid


Fiberglass geogrids are mesh-reinforcement materials made by weaving and coating glass fibers, offering high strength and low elongation. They are primarily used in highway and railway subgrades, slope protection, and soft ground treatment projects, effectively distributing loads, minimizing settlement, and enhancing overall structural stability.


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Fiberglass geogrids are mesh-reinforcement materials made from glass fibers as the base material, woven and coated to achieve their unique properties. They feature high strength and low elongation, making them ideal for applications such as highway and railway subgrades, slope protection, and soft ground treatment. These grids effectively distribute loads, minimize settlement, and enhance overall structural stability.

Product advantages:

High-Tensile Strength: Made with glass fibers and a specialized coating process, this material boasts a tensile strength of ≥80 kN/m and an elongation rate of ≤3%. It maintains its shape under long-term loading, significantly enhancing the soil's crack-resistant properties.

Corrosion-resistant and long-lasting: Resistant to acids, alkalis, and UV degradation, it thrives in harsh environments such as humidity and saline-alkali conditions, offering a service life of over 50 years with minimal maintenance costs.

Lightweight and easy to install: Weighing little and highly flexible, it can be easily cut and joined on-site, enabling quick construction without the need for heavy machinery—resulting in excellent overall cost-effectiveness.

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