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PREMIER PRODUCT SHOWCASE
MIRAFI RSI
Mirafi RSi
Series woven
geosynthetics
are effective
for base course
reinforcement
and subgrade
stabilization
applications.
The versatility of
incorporating multiple beneficial functions
in a single geosynthetic provides solutions to
transportation, site development and energy
projects. Mirafi RSi geosynthetics offer strong
performance by integrating key functions
to optimize system results. The combination
of high modulus reinforcement, separation,
good water flow, efficient soil/base course
confinement and clear orange product
identification adds up to a more sustainable
and economical solution to a variety of
earthwork and road system projects.
www.tencategeo.us/en-us
Tensar International Corp.
INTERAX GEOGRID
Tensar is now
offering InterAx
Geogrids
that enhance
infrastructure
resiliency in
conditions such as
storms and floods,
frost heave and
expansive soils,
liquefiable soils, and disaster recovery and
rebuilding. InterAx achieves construction cost
savings by stabilizing pavement foundations
with reduced amounts of aggregate fill. A major
part of InterAx geogrids is the creation of new
design methods that precisely quantify the
performance of stabilized aggregate layers in
multiple applications. Tensar's design software,
Tensar+, helps engineers design with and
specify InterAx.
www.tensarcorp.com/solutions/geogrids/
interax-geogrids
Tentoma
RORO STRETCHPACK
The RoRo
StretchPack
packaging
machinery is
popular for
wrapping of
nonwoven
geotextiles and
similar rolls.
Horizontal
packaging of rolls in a seamless tubular stretch
film provides 100% waterproof, uniform
rolls. The RoRo StretchPack offers a core plug
applicator for automatic core plugging. RoRo
StretchPack provides sustainable packaging
solutions, and it stretches the film while
packaging, which means users avoid excessive
utilization of film. Customers have seen a
reduction in film consumption by 25% to 60%
compared to conventional wrapping products.
www.tentoma.com
TYPAR Geosynthetics
BIOBARRIER
The Biobarrier
root and weed
control system
stops root growth
through the slow,
controlled release
of a nonsystemic
herbicide that has
been used in food
crop production for
more than 40 years. It is effective in applications
such as protecting surface infrastructure
(sidewalks, roads), building foundations and
underground infrastructure (pipes, septic
systems) from aggressive tree root damage.
Biobarrier creates a continuous chemical and
physical barrier against roots without impeding
the flow of water, air and nutrients.
GEOCELLS
TYPAR Geocells
are used in
slope protection
applications to
improve resistance
to erosive forces
on steep, unstable
slopes exposed to
severe hydraulic/
mechanical
stresses. In load support applications, TYPAR
Geocells transfer downward forces laterally,
reducing loads on underlying soils. This cellular
confinement system is an ideal solution for
stabilization over poor soil conditions, reducing
constructed profile depth and cost, and
protecting subsoils from compaction. TYPAR
Geocells employ the strength and permeability
of geotextiles to create a 3D cellular
confinement system.
GEOTEXTILES
TYPAR nonwoven,
thermally bonded
geotextiles
are effective
in separation,
stabilization and
filtration applications
in civil engineering
and landscape
construction. The
geotextiles incorporate continuous filament
technology for superior strength and a
weight ratio with optimum performance in
all directions. Uniform TYPAR Geotextiles
create consistent permeability, even under
compaction, preventing clogging and caking at
the point of separation. Offered in a wide range
of basis weights, TYPAR Geotextiles are made in
the U.S. with more than 40 years of proven, inground
performance.
https://typargeosynthetics.com
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