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HDPE Geocell

HDPE Geocell

HPDE Geocell is a three-dimensional honeycomb closed product with the characteristics of low cost, easy deployment, high strength, and high permeability. BPM high-quality HDPE geocells are made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and are joint welded by ultrasonic technology to ensure consistency and resistance to erosion. BPM geocells are widely used in building erosion control, flat ground, coastline, steep slopes, multi-layer retaining walls, channel protection and structural reinforcement, and are used for heavy-duty support roads and soil conservation.

High-density polyethylene (HDPE) and manufacturing. HDPE has been used in the most demanding industrial products. The three-dimensional unit prevents the lateral movement of the filling material, increases the structural strength and locks the material to prevent erosion. The cell walls are perforated to allow water flow through the system, thereby creating a better root zone between cells for plant applications. On GeoCell filled with concrete, the HDPE matrix becomes the form of concrete. No wooden formwork or steel reinforcement is required. The panel is unfolded and the concrete is poured directly into the GeoCell.

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