In various recreational site renovation projects, geotextiles have become an indispensable core material due to their excellent isolation and protection properties. Many old recreational sites, due to long-term use, suffer from mixed soil and slopes prone to soil erosion

As a high-performance seepage prevention material, HDPE geomembrane is widely used in various environmental seepage prevention projects due to its excellent seepage prevention, corrosion resistance, and aging resistance.

The application of geogrids in highway construction is becoming increasingly widespread, especially in subgrade reinforcement, effectively addressing common problems such as easy subgrade settlement and insufficient bearing capacity. During highway subgrade paving,

In arid desert regions prone to sandstorms, geocells, with their unique structural advantages, have become an ideal material for windbreak, sand fixation, and infrastructure protection. Geocells can be assembled into a mesh structure and laid on the desert surface.

With the deepening implementation of the "New Environmental Protection Law" and the "Standard for Pollution Control of Hazardous Waste Landfills," the anti-seepage requirements for the safe disposal of hazardous waste have reached the strictest level in history.

Polyester geotextiles play a vital role in water conservancy projects due to their excellent filtration and drainage performance, effectively addressing the issue of easy failure in traditional sand and gravel filter layers. In the construction of water conservancy facilities such as dams