Products / BLASTCAGE
Fabric liners selected to match the cell geometry, fill and installation method. A clear liner schedule helps buyers compare complete units and replacement components.
Ordering information
| Item | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Material and construction | Polymer and woven/nonwoven construction to be agreed against the intended use. |
| Nominal mass | Mass per unit area and acceptance basis; do not use weight as the only selection criterion. |
| Cut dimensions | Cell dimensions, coverage, seams, overlaps and bottom-fold arrangement. |
| Attachment | Fixing locations, attachment method and compatibility with the mesh unit. |
| Relevant properties | Request the necessary mechanical, filtration, drainage or UV information for the actual application. |
| Replacement scope | Identify existing unit drawings, liner count, condition of the mesh and any proposed material change. |
| Packing and identification | Folded or roll format, item labels, quantity and dry storage requirements. |
State the intended fill and whether particle retention, filtration or drainage properties are required. Nominal fabric mass alone does not establish suitability; the relevant material properties and evidence should be agreed.
Specify cell dimensions, liner coverage, top attachment, overlaps, seams and the bottom arrangement on a marked drawing. Do not assume that a replacement liner will fit every basket with the same nominal height.
Describe sunlight exposure, storage, transport and filling conditions. Where UV resistance, tensile, puncture or hydraulic properties matter, agree the required data and test basis rather than assuming a generic fabric grade.
A permeable geotextile liner is not a waterproof membrane. Flood-control or liquid-containment suitability cannot be established from a fabric colour, weight or product image; the complete system needs design review.
Have a drawing or specification?
Email it with quantities and destination. Open technical or commercial points are confirmed before an order is agreed.