400g/sqm With 3.9M Length 100M Soft Soil Reinforce Polyester Nonwoven Geotextile Strength Road Soft Soil Layer
The Ultimate in Geotextile Performance
This heavyweight geotextile is the pinnacle of needle-punched nonwoven engineering. With a mass of 400 grams per square meter , it is specifically designed for applications requiring extreme strength, exceptional puncture resistance, and unparalleled durability. Made from 100% high-tenacity polyester fibers, it provides a permanent, high-performance solution for soil stabilization, separation, and protection.
Why Choose Yixing Shenzhou Geosynthetics 400g/m² Geotextile?
1. Extreme Puncture & Tear Resistance: Withstands the stress of sharp aggregates and rough subgrades,
making it ideal for use with geomembranes and over rocky soils.
2.Superior Tensile Strength: Offers very high multidirectional load-bearing capacity for critical stabilization
and reinforcement applications.
3. Exceptional Longevity: Polyester's innate resistance to UV, chemicals, and biological degradation
ensures integrity for the lifetime of the project.
4. High Flow Capacity: Maintains excellent permeability even under high compressive loads,
ensuring continuous filtration and drainage.
5. Uniform, Isotropic Structure: Provides consistent performance in all directions for reliable and
predictable behavior under stress
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value Range | Test Standard |
| Weight | 100-800 g/m² | ISO 9864 |
| Thickness | 0.8-4.5mm | ASTM D5199 |
| Tensile Strength | 2.5-25 kN/m (MD/CD) | ISO 10319 |
| Elongation | 25-100% | ASTM D4632 |
| CBR Puncture | 200-4000N | EN ISO 12236 |
Nonwoven Geotextile Production process & Nonwoven Geotextile production line
Yixing Shenzhou Polyester Nonwoven Geotextile Project Applications
Heavy Load Stabilization & Reinforcement
Use: Under railways, port terminals, and heavily trafficked industrial roadways built on very soft subgrades.
Benefit: Distributes immense loads to prevent rutting and failure.
Landfill & Environmental Protection
Use: As a protective cushion layer directly above geomembranes in landfill liners and caps.
Benefit: Its extreme puncture resistance safeguards the critical impermeable liner from damage.
Slope & Erosion Protection Under Rip-Rap
Use: Beneath large rock revetments on steep slopes, shorelines, and riverbanks.
Benefit: Prevents soil loss while allowing water to drain, even under the weight of large stone.
Working Platforms on Very Soft Ground
Use: Creating stable access for cranes and heavy equipment on marshland, dredged material, or other ultra-soft sites.
Benefit: Provides the necessary tensile strength to bridge weak areas and create a safe work surface.
Aggregate Separation in Harsh Conditions
Use: Separating contaminated soils or highly abrasive aggregate from subgrades.
Benefit: The thick, dense fabric resists abrasion and punctures, ensuring long-term separation
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What is the difference between woven and nonwoven geotextiles?
A: Woven geotextiles are best for high-strength reinforcement applications. Nonwoven geotextiles, like ours, excel in separation, filtration, and drainage due to their permeable structure.
Q: Is polyester better than polypropylene?
A: For nonwovens, polyester generally has higher strength and UV resistance and better creep performance, making it ideal for permanent, critical applications.
Q: What weight (oz/yd²) do I need for my project?
A: The required weight depends on the application, soil type, and load. A 4-6 oz/yd² is common for drainage and separation, while 8 oz/yd² and above is used for stabilization on soft ground. Contact our experts for a recommendation.
Q: Do you offer custom roll sizes?
A: Yes. We can provide custom widths and lengths to minimize seams and waste on your job site.
Yixing Shenzhou Geosynthetics 200g/m² Short Fiber Polyester Nonwoven Geotextile
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