Product Description

Glass fiber has the advantages of high strength, high modulus, and corrosion resistance. Its strength is higher than that of steel, but its weight is only about one-fourth of that of steel. Glass fiber also has good corrosion resistance and can be used for a long time in harsh environments such as acid, alkali, and salt.

It is woven from glass fiber through warp knitting technology and has the characteristic of bi-directional force.

Its main advantages include:

High tensile strength: It has excellent tensile performance in both directions, which can effectively enhance the stability of soil.

Low elongation: Small deformation under stress, ensuring the stability and reliability of the project.

Strong corrosion resistance: able to maintain good performance in various harsh environments.

Good compatibility with soil: able to tightly bond with the surrounding soil and work together.

There are many application scenarios for bidirectional fiberglass woven geogrids:

Foundation treatment: used to reinforce weak foundations and improve their bearing capacity.

Retaining wall engineering: Enhance the stability of the soil behind the retaining wall and reduce the deformation of the wall.

Slope protection: prevent soil erosion and landslides on the slope.