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Nonwoven Geotextiles

Nonwoven geotextile materials are produced by needle-punching and heat treating high-strength 100% pure polypropylene fibers. These materials are known for their durability and versatility, making them suitable for various applications in different projects. The needle-punching process involves interlocking the fibers together, enhancing their strength and structural integrity. Heat treating the nonwoven geotextiles further improves their performance. The heat treatment process involves subjecting the material to controlled heat, which helps to stabilize the fibers and enhance their properties. This results in increased tensile strength, tear resistance, and overall durability of the geotextile.

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TechTex BDU

TechTex BDU is a heat-treated black carbon-reinforced non-woven geotextile material, made by needling high-strength 100% pure polypropylene fibers. TechTex BDU provides resistance to UV rays for a period of 2 years.
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TechTex DC

TechTex DC is a heat treated from high tenacity by the method of needling 100% pure polyester based fibers They easily adapt to soil and climate conditions the project’s technical specification required.

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TechTex BDC

TechTex BDC® Geotextiles provide protection when used on geomembranes in construction projects such as landfill sites and mine waste areas. In river rehabilitation and flood protection projects, they demonstrate separation and drainage capabilities when used beneath the covering material. Moreover, in road construction, they facilitate filtration by wrapping around the drainage gravel layer in drainage channels. With these features, TechTex BDC® Geotextiles are effectively used in various construction projects.

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