Steel-plastic geogrid, made from high-strength steel wire (or other fibers) treated specially, compounded with polyethylene (PE) and other additives, extruded into a composite high-tensile tensile strip with a rough embossed surface, is known as a high-strength reinforced geotextile tape. From this single strip, woven or laid in longitudinal and transverse directions at specific intervals, and formed by welding the junction points using special reinforced adhesive welding technology, it becomes a reinforced geogrid.

Product Features:

High strength, low deformation.

Reduced creep.

Corrosion-resistant and Long-lasting: The steel-plastic geogrid is coated with a plastic layer, supplemented by various additives for anti-aging and oxidation resistance, making it capable of withstanding corrosion from acidic, alkaline, and saline environments. Consequently, the steel-plastic geogrid meets the needs of permanent engineering projects for over 100 years, with excellent performance and good dimensional stability.

Easy and quick construction, short cycle, low cost: The laying, overlapping, and positioning of steel-plastic geogrids are simple and even, avoiding overlap and cross, which can effectively shorten the project cycle and save 10%-50% of the construction cost.