Our Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) depends on the specific product type. Generally, for standard geomembranes and geotextiles, we can accommodate both large-scale projects and smaller trial orders. Please contact our sales team for details.

How long is your lead time?

Typically, our lead time ranges from 7 to 15 days after order confirmation, depending on the volume and customization requirements of your project.

What products do you supply?

We specialize in a comprehensive range of geosynthetics, including HDPE/LLDPE geomembranes, geotextiles, geogrids, and composite drainage networks tailored for various engineering applications.

How do you ensure UV resistance?

Our products are manufactured using high-quality resins combined with specialized carbon black and UV stabilizers to ensure long-term durability and performance in harsh environmental conditions.

Do you provide test reports and TDS?

Yes, we provide comprehensive Technical Data Sheets (TDS) and batch-specific test reports. Our products are certified by professional testing institutions such as TRI.

Do you support customized specifications?

Absolutely. We can customize thickness, width, length, and technical properties to meet the specific requirements of your infrastructure, mining, or environmental project.

What information do you need for a quotation?

To provide an accurate quote, please provide the product type, required thickness, quantity (square meters), project application, and destination port.

Large lined containment site built with geosynthetics

PET NON-WOVEN Manufacturer

We make needle-punched PET geotextile in our own factory in Guangdong, China — 100 to 830 g/m², rolls up to 6 m wide, every batch tested before it ships. You buy from the factory, not from a trader.

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15+Years making geosynthetics

30M m²Produced every year

50+Countries shipped to

100%Virgin PET resin

What You Are Buying

Long polyester threads are laid into a loose web, then thousands of needles punch through it and lock the threads together. No glue, no weaving. Water passes through the fabric, but soil stays behind it.

Made from 100% virgin PET resin — no recycled material in the web

Any weight from 100 to 830 g/m², width up to 6 m

One roll can be up to 340 m long, so you weld fewer seams on site

Tested batch by batch in our own laboratory before loading

A finished roll of white PET non-woven geotextile at the Jinseed factory

The Fabric Up Close

Close view of the needle-punched surface of PET non-woven geotextile — The needle-punched surface up close

Fiber structure of continuous filament non-woven geotextile — Continuous filaments locked into one web

Detail of finished PET non-woven geotextile fabric — Finished fabric detail

Real Test Numbers, Weight by Weight

Production test values from our data sheet, measured to ASTM methods. These are the numbers your engineer will check.

Fabric weight	Tensile strength (kN/m)	Grab tensile (N)	CBR puncture (N)	Tear strength (N)	Thickness (mm)	Opening size O90 (mm)	Permittivity (s⁻¹)
200 g/m²	15	880	2,500	360	1.7	0.10	1.6
285 g/m²	21	1,350	3,300	480	2.3	0.09	1.4
400 g/m²	27	2,050	4,600	650	3.0	0.09	1.4
500 g/m²	34	2,500	6,100	820	3.9	0.08	1.3
600 g/m²	39	3,000	7,500	950	4.4	0.08	1.3

For liner protection, puncture is the number most buyers watch first: at 600 g/m² the fabric holds back 7,500 N. Values for every weight from 125 to 600 g/m² are in the data sheet.Download the data sheet

Which Weight Fits Your Job

100–200 g/m²

Light drainage

French drains, the back of retaining walls, drainage under sports fields and parking lots.

300–500 g/m²

Roads and railways

Laid between soft soil and the gravel base so the two layers never mix, even under heavy traffic.

600+ g/m²

Liner protection

Sits above or below a geomembrane in landfills and reservoirs, taking the pressure from sharp stones so the liner stays intact.

Send us your application and loads, and we will come back with a weight and a price.Or read the selection guide first

Send the Spec, Get a Full Answer

Weight, roll size, quantity, destination port. That is all we need to reply with a price, a lead time and a container loading plan.

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Made and Tested Under One Roof

The Jinseed factory building in Zhaoqing, Guangdong

Our own factory

55,000 m² in the Zhaoqing High-tech Industrial Development Zone, Guangdong. Resin comes in, finished rolls go out — nothing is outsourced.

Laboratory equipment testing nonwoven geotextile strength and water flow

Our own laboratory

Samples from every batch are pulled and tested for strength, puncture and water flow. No passed test, no shipment.

Inside the Jinseed quality control laboratory

Kept samples

A retained sample is stored for every batch. Years later, any roll can still be traced back and re-tested.

PET or PP — Plain Answer

PET (polyester)Our main product — this page

Stronger: up to 50 kN/m tensile strength on heavy grades
Holds its shape under a load that stays for years
The default choice for roads, railways and liner protection
Handles soil chemistry from pH 2 to 13

PP (polypropylene)Available on request

Better against high-alkali ground, up to pH 13
The right choice next to concrete or in alkali soils
Up to 30 kN/m tensile strength
Same needle-punched structure, same roll sizes

Not sure which polymer your soil needs? Tell us the pH and the load, and we will say which one fits — and why.

Where the Fabric Ends Up

White non-woven geotextile laid on a slope during installation

Roads and runways

Keeps the gravel base separate from soft subgrade so the road carries traffic longer.

See application

Landfills

Protects the liner and moves leachate to the collection pipes.

See application

Water projects

Sits under rip-rap on shorelines and behind canal and dam linings as a filter layer.

See application

Mining

Cushions the liners of heap leach pads and process ponds against sharp ore.

See application

Retaining walls and drains

Wraps drainage gravel and lines wall backfill so water leaves but soil stays.

Read the guide

Environmental works

Used in wastewater sites and pollution control projects as a filter and separator.

See application

Two Jobs We Shipped Recently

Worker unrolling PET geotextile cushion next to a black geomembrane liner

600 g/m² cushion under a 1.5 mm liner

Copper Mine Heap Leach Pad, Chile

The ore is sharp and the slopes are steep. The fabric went under the textured liner as a cushion and took the point loads. With leaks eliminated, the mine's leaching efficiency rose by 12.4%.

How cushion installation works

Preparing and compacting road subgrade before laying geotextile

300–400 g/m² separation layer

Road Subgrade Stabilization

With fine soil kept out of the gravel base, drainage keeps working and the base stays at design thickness. Long-term pavement records show roads built this way last 15–18 years instead of 10–12.

Read the road analysis

How It Reaches You

Wrapped PET geotextile rolls stacked in the Jinseed warehouse

Finished rolls stored in the Jinseed warehouse ready for export

One container, planned

A 40HQ takes about 38–39 rolls — roughly 50,000 m² of 200 g/m² fabric, or about 17,000 m² of 600 g/m². We plan the roll sizes around your project before production.

Wrapped for the sea trip

Rolls are wound on reinforced cores and secured with lifting straps at both ends.

Proof before it leaves

You get loading photos, structural checks and container seal numbers before the truck leaves the factory.

Certificates and Outside Checks

IGS corporate membership certificate of Jinseed Geosynthetics

ISO 9001:2015

Our quality system covers geotextile and geomembrane production and is audited on a regular cycle.

IGS Corporate Member

We follow the current technical specifications of the International Geosynthetics Society.

In-House Laboratory

Our in-house test methods are accredited against third-party laboratory practice, so batch results hold up when your engineer re-checks them.

Your inspector is welcome

BTTG or TRI Environmental can sample and seal your goods before loading — you nominate, we arrange.

What Buyers Ask Us

What is the difference between PET and PP geotextile?

PET is stronger and holds its shape better under a load that stays for years, so most road and reinforcement jobs use PET. PP handles high-alkali ground better, for example next to concrete. Tell us your soil conditions and we will tell you which one fits.

How do I choose the fabric weight?

Match the weight to the job. 100–200 g/m² covers light drainage like French drains. 300–500 g/m² is standard for separating soil and gravel under roads. 600 g/m² and above protects geomembrane liners in landfills and reservoirs.

What test reports come with the order?

Every order ships with a Manufacturer's Quality Certificate showing the batch results for grab tensile (ASTM D4632), CBR puncture (ASTM D6241) and permittivity (ASTM D4491). If your project needs it, BTTG or TRI Environmental can sample and seal the goods before loading.

What roll sizes can you make?

Widths go up to 6 meters. Roll length depends on the weight — for example about 220 m per roll at 200 g/m² and about 75 m at 600 g/m². We can plan roll sizes around your layout to cut field seams.

How much fits in one container?

A 40HQ container takes about 38–39 rolls, roughly 10.5 tons. That works out to about 50,000 m² of 200 g/m² fabric, or about 17,000 m² of 600 g/m².

How long can the fabric stay in the sun?

The fabric has UV stabilizers and keeps over 75% of its strength after 500 hours of test exposure, but it is made to be buried. Cover it with soil or aggregate within 48–72 hours of laying it out.

What is the minimum order and the lead time?

Trial orders start from 1–3 tons. Standard production takes 7–15 days after we confirm the specification and receive the deposit; custom orders take 15–25 days.