Geomembrane Liners
Containment systems for demanding engineering projects.
Geomembrane Liners
HDPE Geomembrane Liner
Primary containment liner
HDPE Geomembrane
Smooth and textured HDPE
LLDPE Geomembrane
Flexible lining applications
Textured Geomembrane
Higher friction for slopes
Landfill Liner System
Landfill containment materials
Geotextile
PET Non-Woven Geotextile
Protection and filtration
Geotextile Manufacturer
We extrude smooth and textured HDPE liners in our own factory in Guangdong, China — 1.0 to 3.0 mm thick, in rolls up to 8.0 m wide, from virgin geomembrane-grade resin. Send your project spec and receive a full quotation with test documents.
These are the figures most project engineers check before anything else. Every value is a reported test result, not a marketing line.
Typical reported values. Ask for the datasheet and the test report for your batch before final specification — we send them with every quotation.

Smooth HDPE surface, photographed on our own line.
Pick the surface and thickness that match your slope, friction and containment requirements. Not sure? Send the drawing — we will tell you which one fits.

For flat or gently sloped containment areas where easy welding, fast inspection and a reliable hydraulic barrier matter most. Ponds, reservoirs, wastewater lagoons and secondary containment.
1.0–3.0 mm · Smooth both sides · Width to 8.0 m
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Extra interface friction on one face while the other stays smooth for welding and contact layers. Used on slopes, covers and composite liner systems.
1.0–3.0 mm · One textured face · Width to 8.0 m
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Textured surfaces on both faces for specified multi-layer containment systems. Select the grade using project-specific interface testing and slope-stability assessment; texture alone does not establish a safe slope.
1.0–3.0 mm · Both faces textured · Width to 8.0 m
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Softer and more flexible than HDPE — it follows irregular shapes and settlement areas without stress. LLDPE rolls are available in 1.0–3.0 mm thicknesses for project requirements.
1.0–3.0 mm · GRI GM17 · Food-grade options
View LLDPE liner detailsNeed puncture protection under the liner? We also produce PET non-woven geotextile in-house, 100–830 g/m² — one supplier for the full liner package. See the geotextile range

Our own 55,000 m² plant in Zhaoqing High-tech Industrial Development Zone runs automated lines around the clock — so a 40-container order does not push your project into next season.
Head office in Singapore, factory in Guangdong. You deal with the manufacturer directly — no trader in the middle adding margin and delay.
A liner fails where the sheet is weakest, so consistency matters more than any single test number. Four controls run through the whole production.

Geomembrane-grade HDPE from Sabic, Chevron Phillips and Borealis. No recycled content — and a certificate of analysis for every resin batch.
German flat-die and calendering line with controlled cooling keeps thickness uniform across the full 8.0 m width, roll after roll.
Laser thickness monitoring and spark pinhole detection run continuously while the sheet moves — not just at the start and end of a batch.
Production and test records tie back to the roll numbers on your packing list, so your project file stays audit-ready years later.
GRI GM13 is the reference most specifications are written around. Here is the requirement next to our reported results, side by side.
Reported values from our lab and independent testing. Final product selection must follow your project specification and engineering review. How to read a GM13 specification

Every claim below has a document behind it. Ask and we will send the original files before you place anything.


More detail on our inspection routine is on the quality page
Three jobs, three different problems. Each one started the same way — the buyer sent a spec and asked what we would recommend.
The ore loads were punching through the old liner. We supplied double-sided textured HDPE with a 600 g/m² PET cushion underneath, matched to the client's slope and chemical exposure. Once seepage was eliminated, leaching efficiency rose.

A municipal operator needed a base liner with a 50-year design life and documented seam acceptance requirements. We produced 2.0 mm smooth rolls at 8.0 m width to cut the seam count, with batch documentation for the environmental review.

Farms replacing aging lined ponds chose flexible food-grade LLDPE that conforms to pond shapes and cleans down fast between cycles. Farm records showed survival rates climbing once seepage and soil contact were under control.


Tenders and environmental reviews stall on missing documents. Everything your project file needs ships with the order — or ahead of it, if you ask.
Six sectors account for most of what leaves our factory. Each has its own thickness, surface and documentation habits — we know them.

Base liners, caps and leachate containment with full batch records.

Textured liners and cushions that survive ore loads and acids.

Water storage that stops seepage losses season after season.

Food-grade LLDPE that cleans down fast between cycles.

Channel linings and containment for infrastructure projects.

Evaporation and process ponds rated for pH 1–13 exposure.
Most liner failures are installation failures. We share what we know so your crew gets it right the first time.

Guidance on surface preparation, anchor trench dimensions and backfill — the parts that decide whether a liner stays put.
Hot-wedge and extrusion welding settings for your thickness and weather window, plus trial-seam practice before production welding.
Air-channel testing for dual-track seams and vacuum box checks for repairs — with the acceptance criteria written out.
How to stack, shade and handle rolls so they arrive at the trench in the same state they left our factory. Read the storage guide
A damaged roll edge can write off hundreds of metres of liner. Our packing routine exists so you never see one.

Prefer to enquire in your browser? Use the project enquiry form and include the product and specification details below.
For US project submittals, include the specification and required edition, acceptance values, thickness in mil or mm, roll dimensions, quantity and delivery location. Ask for documents for the proposed grade rather than assuming a general brochure proves project compliance.
No forms, no waiting for a sales rep to "check with the factory". You write to the factory.
Application, thickness, surface type, quantity and destination port. A rough drawing is enough.
Product, width and availability confirmed by the people who run the lines — with alternatives if something fits better.
Price, lead time, packing plan and the test documents for your project file, in one reply.
Your rolls are produced, batch-tested and loaded — with photos and seal numbers before the container closes.
Three short guides our engineers point buyers to most often.

Thickness, roll dimensions, freight and installation — the four levers that actually move a liner budget.
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Friction angle, slope length and welding access — how to choose without over-specifying.
Read the comparison
Hot-wedge vs extrusion welding, and the seam tests that catch problems before the soil goes back.
Read the techniquesOne mil equals 0.0254 mm. A 60 mil liner is 1.524 mm, and an 80 mil liner is 2.032 mm. Rounded metric labels are not exact substitutes for a specified nominal thickness. Send the required thickness, tolerance, surface finish and test requirements with your RFQ so the proposed grade can be checked against your project specification.
Select the surface against the approved liner-system design. Where slope stability matters, assess interface shear behavior using the actual adjacent materials and project conditions. Send the drawings and specified test criteria with your enquiry; texture alone does not guarantee stability.
Virgin geomembrane-grade HDPE from Sabic, Chevron Phillips and Borealis. Every resin batch comes with a certificate of analysis, and we share it with your order.
Yes. Each production batch is tested in our own lab, and TRI Environmental independently tests against applicable GRI GM13 requirements. BTTG sampling can be arranged on request.
Buried and correctly installed, HDPE geomembrane is generally rated for a service life of 50 years or more. Warranty terms run from 10 to 20 years depending on the product and application.
Trial orders start from 1 to 3 tonnes, and a 40HQ container is the most economical starting point. Standard production takes 7 to 15 days; custom thicknesses or roll sizes take 15 to 25 days.
Every order ships with an installation and welding guide, welding parameters for your thickness, and seam testing instructions with acceptance criteria. Tell us your crew's experience level and we will adjust the guidance.
Jinseed Geosynthetics Solution is a manufacturer, not a trading company. The team answering your enquiry sits in the same group that runs the production lines.

Walk through the plant on the factory page or read the company story on about us.
Send the application, specified HDPE grade, nominal thickness and tolerance, smooth or textured surface, quantity, roll requirements and destination. Include the project specification, required tests and delivery date so the quotation can identify any exceptions.
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