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Green solutions for sustainable infrastructures

The use of recycled polyester fiber in the manufacture of geotextile blankets is gaining ground thanks to its excellent performance in civil engineering and environmental applications.

Nonwoven geotextiles made from polyester fiber are used for soil stabilisation, drainage and erosion control. These meshes provide the same technical performance as those made from virgin materials, making them an efficient, environmentally friendly alternative.

Recycled Polyester Staple Fiber for Geotextiles

Recycled polyester staple fiber (PSF) is an essential material in the manufacturing of geotextiles thanks to its strength, durability and sustainability. This material, produced from recycled polyester, meets the demanding technical requirements of the sector and it is key for applications in civil engineering, infrastructure and environmental projects. Geotextiles made from PSF balance functionality and respect for the environment, offering innovative solutions for any construction challenge.

Types of recycled polyester staple fiber for use in geotextiles

The most common types of PSF for geotextile manufacturing vary depending on the application and the properties required:

SOLID FIBER

Its hollow structure affords lightness and improves filtration capacity.

Used in geotextiles for drainage and erosion control systems.

Treatments

These are some of the most requested treatments for fibers in geotextile blanket applications:

HYDROPHOBIC FIBERS

Designed to repel water, they are ideal for use in waterproofing systems.

Ideal for projects where water management is crucial, such as drains and moisture barriers.

ANTIBACTERIAL FIBERS

• Treated to inhibit the growth of microorganisms.

Used in projects exposed to conditions which are humid or susceptible to biological contamination.

UV-TREATED FIBERS

Protected from the effects of solar radiation, prolonging their working life in outdoor applications.

Perfect for geotextiles in long-term projects such as roads and slopes.

Applications of geotextiles made from polyester staple fiber

Recycled polyester staple fiber (PSF) is a vital component in various construction elements which affords innovative, efficient solutions:

Advantages of recycled polyester staple fiber

The use of recycled PSF in the manufacture of geotextiles affords numerous technical and environmental benefits.

Sustainability

Made from recycled materials, it reduces plastic waste and contributes to the circular economy by supporting ecological projects.

Lightness

It facilitates the transport and installation of geotextiles, reducing times and costs at the worksite.

High resistance

It bears high mechanical loads and extreme conditions, guaranteeing the durability of infrastructure projects.

Dimensional stability

It maintains its shape and properties even under pressure and humidity.

Specialised treatments

It can be treated to resist UV rays, the action of microorganisms and other factors that affect performance.

Adaptability

Compatible with a variety of applications, from drainage to erosion control, it provides versatile and efficient solutions.

Commitment to innovation and the environment

Dedicated to offering sustainable, high-performance solutions for the geotextile industry, our products are designed to meet the most demanding requirements. In this way, we contribute to the construction of sustainable, responsible and environmentally friendly infrastructures.

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SOLID FIBER

Elasticity and excellent recovery capacity are two of the outstanding characteristics of this fiber. Its helical and hollow structure allows for greater volume and resilience, while providing comfort and durability.

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