Geomembranes are a flexible, impermeable synthetic material with a wide array of applications throughout different industries. Lighter forms of geomembranes, like PVC, are found in everything from backyard koi ponds to construction sites. Advanced, reinforced forms of geomembranes can be used to contain concentrated chemical substances, or control the flow of toxic waste runoff. You can find geomembranes in agriculture, industrial manufacturing, water and waste treatment, hydraulics, and hundreds of other applications.
Liners are some of the most common uses that geomembranes are utilized for. Ponds, tanks, landfills, and any other liquid-holding facility will require waterproof, durable forms of containment. Geomembrane technology has developed specific liners that are incredibly resistant to chemicals or abrasive materials. This vastly reduces the chance of damage, and provides an option for even the most difficult of storage demands.
