Woven geotextile is made of polypropylene and acrylic flat yarn as raw materials, consisting of at least two sets of

parallel yarns (or flat yarns). One set is called warp yarn along the longitudinal direction of the loom (the direction

of fabric travel), and the other set is called weft yarn arranged horizontally. Using different weaving equipment and

techniques to interweave warp and weft yarns into a fabric shape, it can be woven into different thicknesses and

densities according to different usage ranges. Generally, woven geotextiles are thinner and have strong tensile strength 

in both longitudinal and transverse directions (longitude greater than latitude), with good stability.

Product performance

1. Reinforcement function: Used in rock engineering such as highways, railways, airports, stone dams, slope embankments, 

retaining walls, backfill soil, and side slopes to disperse soil stress, increase soil modulus, limit soil slip, and improve stability.

2. Protective function: to prevent the embankment from being washed away by wind, waves, tides, and rain, and to protect

the bank, slope, bottom, and prevent soil erosion.

3. Anti filtering effect: Used as a filter layer for embankments, dams, rivers, and coastal rocks, soil slopes, and retaining walls

to prevent sand particles from passing through and allow water or air to freely pass through.