Geomembrane is a synthetic polymer barrier made of high-performance materials such as HDPE or PVC, typically ranging from 0.2mm to 3mm, with excellent durability and resistance to puncture, UV radiation, and chemicals. It can effectively prevent the movement of fluids and gases, which is crucial for preventing leaks in landfills, reservoirs, mining, and agriculture. By installing through hot welding, ensures safe enclosure and contributes to environmental protection and sustainable infrastructure.

Geotextile is permeable geosynthetic fabrics crafted from polyester or polypropylene to separate, filter, reinforce, and stabilize soil. They enhance soil strength and prevent erosion, playing a crucial role in civil engineering projects such as roads, railroads, and erosion control systems. Improve drainage, reduce structural support needs, and offer a durable, cost-effective solution. Their flexibility facilitates installation across various terrains, and they can be customized for specific project needs.

Geogrid is geosynthetic made from polymers like polypropylene or polyester, designed to reinforce soil and improve stability. Their grid-like structures provide high tensile strength, enhance soil bearing capacity, and reduce settlement by distributing loads over a larger area. They promote effective drainage and soil interlocking, offering excellent durability and resistance to environmental factors. This enhances the performance and longevity of civil engineering projects, making geogrids ideal for road construction, retaining walls, and slope stabilization.

Geosynthetic Clay Liner (GCL) is a composite barrier material made of natural sodium bentonite clay encapsulated between woven and nonwoven geotextiles, offering excellent self-sealing, low permeability, durability, and chemical resistance. With a typical thickness of 5–8 mm, mass per unit area of 4000–6000 g/m², and roll sizes up to 6 m × 40 m, it is lightweight, easy to install, and more cost-effective than compacted clay. GCL is widely applied in landfills, mining, reservoirs, canals, and other containment projects to provide reliable seepage control and groundwater protection.