There’s zero doubt that mold in shipping containers can cause havoc if left unattended. Even the slightest instance of mold can have severe financial and operational ramifications for your business. But, it’s not actually the mold that’s the problem. The…
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Polypropylene UV resistance is an important factor to consider when dealing with use in outdoor applications. Many industries rely on polypropylene because of its versatility, but exposure to sunlight and ultraviolet rays can affect its performance over time. Before using…
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Geotextile fabric is a versatile material used for soil stabilization, drainage, and erosion control. There are a few types of geotextiles, each designed for specific functions. The main categories include woven geotextiles, non-woven geotextiles, and knitted geotextiles, with differences in…
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Bulk transportation poses a significant challenge for businesses, with the risk of product contamination, waste, and inefficient handling during transit. Imagine meticulously prepared goods arriving damaged and compromised, leading to financial losses and tarnished reputations. Enter LDPE container liners—a transformative…
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So, what is geotextile fabric used for in real-world applications? In short, it’s a durable, permeable material designed to stabilize soil, manage drainage, and prevent erosion. Geotextile fabric is commonly placed between layers of earth to provide separation, filtration, or…
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Choosing the best sand for sandbags can make the difference between a strong, reliable barrier and one that collapses when you need it most. Too coarse, and it leaks. Too fine, and it shifts. The wrong fill can compromise your…
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Sandbag longevity is between 8 months and a year, depending on the material used and environmental conditions. High-quality polypropylene sandbags can last several years if stored properly, while burlap alternatives may only last one season. Factors like UV exposure, moisture,…
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A standard sandbag filled with sand weighs approximately 35 to 40 pounds. This weight can vary depending on the type of sand, moisture content, and how full the bag is. Partially filled bags used for flood control typically weigh around…
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When facing rising waters, many wonder, “What can I use instead of sandbags?” Fortunately, there are several alternatives to sandbags for flooding that offer better efficiency, ease of use, and sustainability. From water-activated barriers to DIY solutions, here are some…
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How is polypropylene made, and why is it one of the most widely used plastics today? To understand this, it helps to first look at what makes polypropylene so valuable. Its lightweight strength, chemical resistance, and flexibility make it essential…
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