Geogrid Manufacturer & Reinforcement Solutions for Infrastructure Projects

High-strength geogrids built for reliable performance in base reinforcement, slope protection, and ground stabilization under demanding site conditions.

High Tensile Strength

Excellent Soil Interlock

Long-Term Durability

Types of Geogrid We Manufacture

We offer various types of geogrids for different reinforcement needs.

HDPE / PP Uniaxial Geogrid

Uniaxial Geogrid

PP / HDPE Biaxial Geogrid

Biaxial Geogrid

Fiberglass Geogrid
Basalt Geogrid

Fiberglass geogrid

Warp-Knitted Polyester Geogrid
Steel-Plastic Geogrid
Fiber-Plastic Geogrid

Polyester Geogrid

Geogrid Applications Across Infrastructure Projects

Our geogrids are widely used in road base stabilization, railway subgrade improvement, slope protection, retaining walls, and soft soil reinforcement for civil and mining projects worldwide.

Core Properties of Geogrids

Geogrids, regardless of type or material, share several essential mechanical properties that make them reliable reinforcement and stabilization materials for civil, road, and geotechnical engineering projects.

High Tensile Strength: Engineered to provide excellent tensile resistance in one or two directions, geogrids significantly enhance soil load-bearing capacity and structural integrity.
Low Elongation: With minimal stretch under load, geogrids control deformation and maintain stability even under long-term stress, ensuring consistent performance in reinforced soil structures.
Creep Resistance: Designed to resist creep deformation, especially under sustained loading, geogrids maintain reinforcement efficiency in retaining walls, slopes, and foundations.
Durability: Made from high-quality polymers such as HDPE, PP, PET, or fiberglass, geogrids withstand UV exposure, oxidation, and chemical aging for long-term outdoor service life.
Soil Interlock & Friction: The open-grid structure forms a strong interlocking mechanism with surrounding aggregates or soil, improving load distribution and preventing lateral displacement.
Easy Installation: Lightweight rolls allow fast deployment on-site, compatible with standard compaction and layering equipment for efficient construction.

Note: Specific performance values vary with material type and grid structure. For details, see the dedicated pages for Uniaxial, Biaxial, Polyester, and Fiberglass Geogrids.

Standards & Quality Control

Our geogrids are designed and manufactured with reference to internationally recognized testing standards such as ASTM, ISO, and ISO to ensure consistent mechanical performance and long-term durability in reinforcement applications.

Typical properties tested include tensile strength, elongation, junction efficiency, aperture size, and creep behavior according to ASTM, and ISO.
Material Verification: Each batch of geogrid is tested for polymer composition, coating adhesion, and resistance to UV and oxidation to confirm compliance with design requirements.
Flexibility: If your project specifies compliance with a particular standard or local test method, we can manufacture and test according to those criteria.
Third-Party Certification: Independent testing and inspection by agencies such as Intertek, SGS, or national laboratories can be arranged upon request to verify conformity before shipment.

Geogrid Type Comparison & Performance Overview

Each geogrid type serves different reinforcement purposes—compare mechanical performance and applications to choose the right fit for your project.

Property / Type	Uniaxial Geogrid	Biaxial Geogrid	Polyester Geogrid	Fiberglass Geogrid
Main Material	HDPE / PP	PP / HDPE	PET (PVC coated)	Fiberglass / Basalt
Tensile Direction	One-direction (Longitudinal)	Two-direction (Longitudinal & Transverse)	Two-direction	Two-direction
Tensile Strength Range	30–300 kN/m	15–50 kN/m	35–300 kN/m	30–200 kN/m
Elongation at Break	<10%	<12%	<12%	<4%
Creep Resistance	Excellent	Good	Excellent	Moderate
Chemical / UV Resistance	Excellent	Excellent	Very Good	Good
Typical Applications	Retaining walls, steep slopes, embankments	Road base, railway subgrade, ground stabilization	Soft soil reinforcement, embankments, roadbeds	Asphalt pavement reinforcement, crack control
Ease of Installation	Simple, fast roll-out	Easy alignment and overlap	Moderate (requires anchoring)	Moderate (bonded to asphalt)
Relative Cost	$$–$$$	$$	$$–$$$	$$