PET Polyester Welded Geogrid


PET polyester welded geogrids are geosynthetic materials manufactured from high-strength polyester fibers using advanced welding technology. They feature a regular, mesh-like structure, with longitudinal and transverse ribs interwoven to create a robust load-bearing system. The grid’s mesh sizes can be customized to meet specific project requirements, typically ranging from a few centimeters to over ten centimeters, ensuring optimal interlocking with various soil particles. The geogrid boasts an exceptionally tough and durable texture, combined with excellent flexibility, allowing it to adapt seamlessly to complex terrain changes. Even under tension, it resists breakage, effectively distributing soil stresses across the surface. As a result, PET polyester welded geogrids are widely used in foundation reinforcement, slope protection, and reinforced soil structures for a variety of civil engineering projects—including roads, railways, embankments, and airports—providing critical support for enhanced stability and long-term durability.


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PET polyester welded geogrids are an advanced geosynthetic material manufactured from high-strength polyester fibers using state-of-the-art welding technology. They feature a regular, mesh-like structure, with longitudinal and transverse ribs interwoven to create a robust load-bearing system. The grid’s mesh sizes are highly customizable to meet specific project requirements, typically ranging from a few centimeters to over ten centimeters, ensuring optimal interlocking with various soil particle sizes. The geogrid boasts exceptional toughness and excellent flexibility, allowing it to adapt seamlessly to complex terrain variations. Even under tension, it resists breakage, effectively distributing soil stresses across the surface. As a result, PET geogrids are widely used in foundation reinforcement, slope protection, and reinforced soil structures for a variety of civil engineering projects—including roads, railways, embankments, and airport infrastructure—providing critical support for enhanced stability and durability.

Product advantages:

Superior Load-Bearing Capacity: Supports even, bidirectional forces, significantly enhancing foundation stability.

Weather-resistant and long-lasting: UV-resistant, acid- and alkali-proof, designed to thrive in harsh environments

Easy construction: Lightweight design, robust welding joints, and high installation efficiency.

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