Do you know the difference between hot air welding and wedge welding? From "Automation Machines" to "Webbing," our glossary offers clear explanations of commonly used terms related to fabric welding. This comprehensive resource is designed to help you understand the production, character, and use of welded fabrics. Whether you're a seasoned professional or new to the world of fabric welding, this glossary is your essential guide to mastering the terminology of Miller Weldmaster's innovative technology.
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A geomembrane is a synthetic liner with very low permeability, designed to control fluid and gas migration in containment systems. Common materials include high density polyethylene (HDPE), linear low density polyethylene (LLDPE), polyvinyl chloride (PVC), flexible polypropylene (fPP), and EPDM rubber. These liners are widely used in landfills, ponds, mining operations, and secondary containment applications to protect soil and groundwater from contamination.
Learn Morea type of pocket that is designed to lie flat against the surface of the fabric when not in use. This pocket is integrated into various fabric products, allowing for added functionality without compromising the sleekness or aerodynamics of the product. Layflat pockets are made by strategically folding and sealing fabric to create a storage space that expands when needed and collapses back to a flat state otherwise.
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