What are RPE Geomembrane Liners?

The RPE Geomembrane Liner, a product of ERTHA, is a meticulously crafted blend of pliable polyethylene polymers, reinforced with scrims, ensuring exceptional dimensional stability and heightened resistance to punctures and tears. Known as ERTHA RPE, this scrim-reinforced geomembrane stands out for its remarkable tear and puncture resistance. Despite its lightweight and flexible nature, it remains exceptionally robust. Its inherent flexibility facilitates superior quality control and pre-fabrication, translating to significant cost and time savings and reducing the need for extensive on-site construction. This design excellence guards against expansion and contraction, guaranteeing a smooth installation process and maintaining the membrane's consistency throughout the project. ERTHA RPE is available in thicknesses ranging from 30 to 45 mils and comes in standard shades of black, tan, and white, with custom colors also on offer. For applications necessitating water-safe materials, a potable grade is readily available.

What are the benefits of RPE Geomembrane Liners?

ERTHA RPE offers a myriad of benefits tailored to meet diverse needs. RPE® is uniquely produced with a factory-encapsulated edge and is available in rolls as wide as five meters, significantly reducing the necessity for seaming. This geomembrane is versatile, designed for a plethora of applications including pad liners, pit liners, pond and tank liners, covers, construction enclosures, and both primary and secondary containment. Its ability to be fabricated into large panels ensures faster and more straightforward installation. Moreover, it's fish-friendly, boasts extreme durability, and is UV stable. Its chemical resistance is commendable, and it exhibits minimal expansion and contraction. For projects requiring water-safe materials, a potable grade is also available, making ERTHA RPE an ideal choice for various environmental and construction endeavors, guaranteeing both optimal performance and extended durability.

Tags: