Cementitious mats are needle-punched geocomposites manufactured with a specialized mixture of cements and sands, providing high strength and versatility in civil engineering applications. Their outer layers consist of nonwoven polypropylene geotextiles and may incorporate a polyethylene geomembrane to enhance waterproofing properties. They are available in weights of 7, 9, 10, and 12 kg/m², adapting to different technical and construction requirements.
Advantages / Benefits
Structural flexibility: Easily adapt to different surfaces and geometries while maintaining integrity on irregular terrain.
Efficient execution: Rapid installation reduces construction time and optimizes resources across projects of various scales.
High strength: Offers strong mechanical performance and durability under environmental exposure.
Applications
Channels
Slope lining
Application sectors
Mining
Road infrastructure
Energy
Hydrocarbons
Agriculture
Urban development
Ports and Airports
Mining
Road infrastructure
Energy
Hydrocarbons
Agriculture
Urban development
Ports and Airports
Mining
Road infrastructure
Energy
Hydrocarbons
Agriculture
Urban development
Ports and Airports
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