What is the difference between unidirectional geogrid and bidirectional geogrid?

There are many types of plastic geogrids, which can be divided into unidirectional geogrids and bidirectional geogrids. These two products have different uses due to their different manufacturing processes. The use of unidirectional geogrids: Unidirectional geogrids are a high-strength structural material suitable for roadbed reinforcement of highways, municipal roads, railways, airport runways, etc. Strengthening the roadbed can effectively distribute the load, improve the stability and bearing capacity of the roadbed, and improve its service life.

I. Applications of Unidirectional Geogrids:

Unidirectional geogrids are high-strength structural materials suitable for roadbed reinforcement on highways, municipal roads, railways, runways, and other structures.

1. Strengthening the roadbed effectively distributes loads, improving its stability, bearing capacity, and service life.

2. Preventing deformation or even fracture caused by loss of roadbed materials.

3. Withstanding greater variable loads.

4. Suitable for a variety of soil types, eliminating the need for sourcing materials from other locations, saving labor and time, and enabling simple and quick installation.

II. Biaxially Stretch Plastic Geogrids

Applications of Biaxially Stretch Plastic Geogrids: Biaxially Stretch Plastic Geogrids are suitable for roadbed reinforcement on various highways and railways. They increase the bearing capacity and extend the service life of the roadbed, prevent cracks in the road surface, reduce repair costs, and shorten construction time.

Biaxially Stretch Geogrids are suitable for strengthening the foundations of permanent load-bearing structures such as large parking lots and cargo yards. They increase the bearing capacity of the foundation, prevent ground subsidence, and provide a beautiful, even surface. Installation is convenient, time-saving, and labor-saving. Bidirectional geogrids are suitable for secondary reinforcement of slopes reinforced with uniaxially stretched plastic geogrids.

1. Further strengthen the slope, prevent soil erosion, and facilitate transportation;

2. Promote vegetation growth, beautify the environment, and reduce pollution.

Bidirectional geogrids are suitable for protecting railway and highway slopes.

1. Prevent rock slides that could harm people or vehicles;

2. Maintain smooth access to railways and highways.

Bidirectional geogrids are suitable for reinforcing highways, railways, and culverts.

1. Prevent cracks in culverts, reducing maintenance costs;

2. Reduce surface thickness, saving construction costs; and provide a filtering and protective effect.