Geocell is a geotextile-related product consisting of individual strips that are connected to each other in several possible ways (extrusion, thermal bonding, gluing, hot melting, stitching, etc.), from which adjacent compartment sheets are formed. Usually the intersection of two cells occurs on a line or at a specific point, rather than being evenly distributed over the entire surface. These lines or points are called nodes.

Nodes in geocells can be broken in four different ways:

1) Damage caused by shear forces parallel to the node itself:  Geocells tensile shear test. 

2) Failure caused by peeling or layering forces perpendicular to the node, causing the cell to separate at the edge of one end at the node;  Geocells peeling test. 

3) Damage caused by separation force perpendicular to the node: two adjacent compartments at the node are separated from each other;  Geocells splitting test. 

4) Failure caused by local overload force at the node caused by local fixation: compression, shear or peeling failure occurs in the cell. Geocells Local overstressing Test. 

Especially stipulated in the ISO 13426-1:2019 Geotextiles and geotextile-related products,  Strength of internal structural junctions — Part 1: Geocells 

Our Advantage: 

1. Comprehensive Approach: Our rigorous testing covers the full spectrum of assessments required to guarantee the performance of geocells under various environmental and operational conditions.

2. Enhanced Performance: Each testing methodology is specifically aimed at maximizing the operational capacity of your geocells, thereby ensuring you receive a product that is robust and reliable.

3. Data-Driven Insights: We provide not just testing results but actionable insights on how these results influence your applications, guiding you to make informed choices about geocell installation and usage.

4. Quality Assurance: Our commitment to quality is unwavering. Each of our geocell products goes through meticulous evaluation to ensure our clients receive nothing short of excellence.

5. Long-term Value: By investing in tested, high-quality geocells, you ensure a better return on investment, minimizing the need for repairs or replacements in the future.

ISO 13426-1:2019

Geotextiles and geotextile-related products — Strength of internal structural junctions — Part 1: Geocells