Plastic Geogrid


Plastic geogrids are mesh-like geosynthetic materials made from polypropylene (PP) or high-density polyethylene (HDPE), produced through an extrusion and stretching process. Featuring a uniform grid structure, they are lightweight, highly resistant to corrosion, and boast excellent tensile strength. Primarily used in applications such as subgrade reinforcement, slope protection, and soft ground treatment, these geogrids enhance the overall integrity of soil structures while effectively preventing deformation.


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Corrosion-resistant and anti-aging with a long service life: Resistant to acids, alkalis, and UV rays—no need for防腐 treatment—and designed to last over 30 years. Perfectly suited for saline-alkali soils and humid environments.

Plastic geogrids are mesh-like geosynthetic materials made from polypropylene (PP) or high-density polyethylene (HDPE), produced through an extrusion and stretching process. Featuring a uniform grid structure, they are lightweight, highly resistant to corrosion, and boast excellent tensile strength. Primarily used in applications such as roadbed reinforcement, slope protection, and soft ground treatment, these geogrids enhance the overall integrity of soil structures while effectively preventing deformation.

Product advantages:

Lightweight and high-strength, with easy construction: Weighing only 1/5 as much as steel-plastic composites, it boasts tensile strengths ranging from 20 to 80 kN/m, enabling efficient manual or mechanical installation.

Corrosion-resistant and anti-aging with a long lifespan: Resistant to acids, alkalis, and UV rays—no need for防腐 treatment—and designed to last over 30 years. Perfectly suited for saline-alkali soils and humid environments.

Economical and practical, with broad applicability: Cost-effective compared to steel-plastic or warp-knitted geogrids, making it ideal for medium- to low-load applications such as highways and landscaping projects—offering exceptional value for money.

 

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