Non-Woven Geotextile Fabric Manufacturer

Match the weight to the job. Light drainage work and French drains usually run 100–200 g/m². Road and yard separation under traffic runs 300–500 g/m². As a protection cushion over or under a geomembrane, 600 g/m² and up is the common choice. Tell us the application and we will confirm the grade before you order.

PET (polyester) gives higher tensile strength and better long-term creep resistance, so most structural and protection jobs use PET. PP (polypropylene) handles high-alkali ground better, for example next to concrete. Most of the geotextile we ship is PET continuous filament. If you tell us the soil chemistry, we will say which one fits.

If the job involves filtration, drainage, separation on uneven ground or liner protection, non-woven is the right tool — its three-dimensional pore structure lets water through while holding soil back. Woven fabric is for pure tensile reinforcement on flat, prepared ground. Most projects that come to us need non-woven.

Yes. Send the required ASTM or ISO test methods and acceptance values with your RFQ and we will confirm the test package before production. A Manufacturer's Quality Certificate ships with every order, and third-party inspection by BTTG or TRI Environmental can be arranged before loading.

Custom widths go up to 6 m, which cuts the number of field seams. Standard widths are 1 m, 2 m, 3 m and 6 m. Roll length depends on the grade and the container loading plan — heavier grades ship in shorter rolls so they stay within handling limits.

Trial orders start from 1–3 tons for regular grades. For export, a full container usually gives a better cost per square meter. Standard grades are produced in 7–15 days after the specification and deposit are confirmed; custom orders typically take 15–25 days.