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V-Grip Geomembrane

V-Grip Geomembrane is a textured HDPE membrane used for enhanced friction and stability. It’s applied in landfills, reservoirs, mining, and hazardous material containment. It also helps with erosion control in civil engineering.

V-Grip geomembrane is a type of geomembrane that features a series of V-shaped grips on one surface, providing enhanced frictional properties and slope stabilization. On this page, we provide complete information this product and its specifications.

V-Grip geomembrane price

The cost of V-Grip geomembrane per square foot  can vary depending on various factors. It is always best to obtain the current price from experts. You can contact Farnam Baspar to get the price of V-Grip geomembrane in Iran.

V-Grip geomembrane specifications

Here are some general specifications of V-Grip geomembranes:

  • Material: They are typically made of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) or linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE).
  • Thickness: The thickness of V-Grip geomembranes can range from 0.5 mm to 3.0 mm, depending on the application. Thicker membranes are typically used for more demanding applications such as hazardous waste containment.
  • Width: The width of a them can range from 1 meter to 8 meters, with 7 meters being a common width.
  • Length: The length of a V-Grip geomembrane can be customized to fit the specific requirements of the project.
  • Surface texture: The V-shaped grips on the surface of the geomembrane provide excellent frictional properties, which makes it ideal for use in slope stabilization and landfill applications.
  • Color: They are typically black in color, which helps to prevent UV degradation.
  • Tensile strength: V-Grip geomembranes have high tensile strength, which helps to resist tearing and puncture.
  • Chemical resistance: They are highly resistant to a wide range of chemicals, making them suitable for use in various hazardous waste containment applications.

V-Grip geomembrane standards

Here are some common standards that V-Grip geomembranes may meet:

  1. ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) Standards: ASTM standards cover a wide range of materials and products, including geomembranes. V-Grip geomembranes may meet ASTM standards such as ASTM D7176, which covers the specification for high-density polyethylene geomembranes.
  2. GRI (Geosynthetic Research Institute) Standards: The GRI is a non-profit organization that develops standards for the geosynthetics industry. V-Grip geomembranes may meet GRI standards such as GRI GM13, which covers the specification for HDPE geomembranes.
  3. ISO (International Organization for Standardization) Standards: ISO develops standards for various products and industries, including geomembranes. V-Grip geomembranes may meet ISO standards such as ISO 9001, which covers the quality management system for manufacturing and production.
  4. EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) Standards: The EPA sets standards for environmental protection and safety. V-Grip geomembranes used in hazardous waste containment may meet EPA standards such as 40 CFR Part 264, which covers the standards for hazardous waste management.
  5. State and local regulations: In addition to national and international standards, V-Grip geomembranes must also meet any state and local regulations that apply to the specific project.

Farnam Baspar, the top V-Grip geomembrane manufacturer in Iran

Farnam Baspar is the top V-Grip geomembrane manufacturer in Iran, offering the best products with the highest quality.

Frequently asked questions

How strong is V-Grip geomembrane?

The strength of V-Grip geomembranes can vary depending on several factors. The tensile strength of HDPE V-Grip geomembranes typically ranges from 20 to 40 pounds per inch (PPI), depending on the specific product and manufacturer.

When should V-Grip geomembrane be used?

Here are some situations where V-Grip geomembrane is commonly used:

  1. Landfills
  2. Mining
  3. Water storage
  4. Slope stabilization
  5. Secondary containment

How is V-Grip geomembrane installed?

  1. Site preparation
  2. Geotextile underlayment
  3. V-Grip geomembrane installation
  4. Seaming
  5. Inspection
  6. Cover material installation
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