Polyester Continuous Filament Spunbonded Non Woven Geotextile

1.     Description of Polyester Continous Filament Nonwoven Geotextile

CMAX continuous filament spunbonded non woven geotextile is made from ployester chips, the continuous filament was extruded from polyester chip by machine directly by spunbond process, and then punch together to get the stable 3D with higher strength fabric. So it has high strength, good creep property excellent and erosion resistance, aging-resistance and heat resistance.

2.    Specification of Polyester Continous Filament Nonwoven Geotextile

Weight: 100gsm – 800gsm;

Width: 1m -7m; Length: as clients’ required.

3.     Technical Data Sheet of Polyester Continous Filament Nonwoven Geotextile

4.     Property of Polyester Continous Filament Nonwoven Geotextile

Good creep property and hydraulics property, resistance to corrosion, excellent anti-aging and heat resistance quality.

5.     Application of Polyester Continous Filament Nonwoven Geotextile

1)     Filtration of soils in drainage applications by retaining soil particles while allowing for the free flow of water.

2)     Separation and reinforcement in road and railway construction.

3)     Prevention of soil movement in erosion control measures.

4)     Cushioning and protection in many containment projects.

‍FAQ of our geotextile:‍

- Q: What can we do for the special customer?

   A: Provide custom made service with customer's drawing; We make sure to provide you with the best solutions for your individual case. Whether standard items or non-standard items.

- Q: What can we supply?

   A: We provide high levels of communication from start to finish.

- Q: What is our advantage?

   A: Top Cemented Carbide has extensive business experience, Fast delivery and high quality.

--Q: Do you have some suggestion when choosing geotextile?

   A: Before going out to buy a geotextile fabric, you should determine exactly how much you need. Typically, it's best to lay down enough sheets to cover the whole surface area. Remember that these sheets are rolled up. While a single roll will correctly cover all of your project's length, you will need to use several rolls to cover the whole area. Also, it is a good rule of thumb to have about 15% of each sheet overlapping above the next sheet in order to prevent any holes or gaps in between. While small breaks or ruptures in the fabric aren't a big deal, you definitely want to avoid the formation of large holes because that allows room for weeds to grow through. And that defeats the whole purpose of using the geotextile fabric.

Another good thing to keep in mind is how dense you want the sheets to be. A denser layer means less water will be able to pass through and there will be less risk of having unwanted plants come through as well. However, this will cost more and may not be needed if you have soil that is already in good condition. You should consider and make your decision about this before you start researching the different types and prices.

Bottom Line
Overall, geotextile fabric is a great tool that you should use when doing landscaping and certain construction work. It can help you on many levels, such as preventing unwanted weeds and allowing proper water drainage. Just keep in mind the type of material you need, the quality and the number of rolls required and you'll be all set with your geotextile fabric needs.