Woven Geotextiles: A Reliable Partner for Infrastructure Construction with Broad Market Prospects

Against the backdrop of continuous global infrastructure development, woven geotextiles, as a key civil engineering material, have become the preferred choice for numerous projects due to their excellent performance and wide application.

Core Performance Advantages

· High Strength: Made from synthetic fibers like polypropylene and polyester, their load-bearing capacity is enhanced by the woven interlaced structure.

· Durability: Resistant to deformation, decomposition, and weathering, maintaining stable performance over time.

· Corrosion Resistance: Withstands acids, alkalis, insect damage, and mold.

· Water Permeability: Controls pore structure to meet permeability requirements.

· Construction Convenience: Lightweight and flexibly packaged for easy transportation, storage, and installation.

Diverse Application Scenarios

· Transportation Infrastructure: Reinforces highway/railway subgrades and airport runways to improve structural stability.

· Water Conservancy Projects: Used for seepage control, filtration, and isolation in river/coastal protection and dam construction.

· Environmental Protection: Prevents leakage in landfills to protect surrounding environments.

· Other Fields: Indispensable in construction engineering, mining, etc.

Market Development Trends

· Key Data: China's market size reached CNY 12.5 billion in 2023 (up 5.9% YoY), with a production volume of 420 million m². Transportation accounts for 45%, water conservancy 30%. Forecasts show the market will hit CNY 15 billion by 2025, with a CAGR of 8.5%.

· Growth Drivers:

· Policy: Infrastructure investments like the Western Development Drive under the 14th Five-Year Plan;

· Technology: New functional products expanding application scope;

· Exports: "Belt and Road" initiatives unlocking potential in Southeast Asia, Africa, etc., via cost-effective products.

Future Outlook

Shandong Chuangwei New Materials' high-strength geotextiles, woven from polypropylene monofilaments, meet geotechnical engineering needs for filtration and reinforcement, widely used in subgrade enhancement. Woven geotextiles have become indispensable in infrastructure construction, leveraging performance, application, and market advantages. With technological innovation and market expansion, they present significant business opportunities domestically and internationally, worthy of attention and investment.