SOUTH AFRICA & SOUTHERN AFRICA

Mining Geosynthetics

Containment, drainage and ground improvement for mine infrastructure

Mining geosynthetics support tailings and process-water containment, ore-pad lining, drainage and access infrastructure. Each facility needs a defined design basis, material specification and construction quality plan.

Discuss your project

Prepare your project specification

Send the facility layout, liquid chemistry and operating temperature, liner specification, protection-layer requirements and construction programme. Haul roads and working areas also need ground information, loading and aggregate details.

Supply, delivery, installation and QA/QC

Choose a defined material-supply package or include delivery and installation. The quotation identifies products, quantities, site requirements and responsibilities. Installation scope includes an agreed inspection and test plan, material identification and the relevant quality records.

Johannesburg and Cape Town teams coordinate South African enquiries. Southern African projects are coordinated with the Geosynthetics Africa Group, with destination-specific freight and mobilisation terms.

Applications

Product systems

Explore specialist systems and technical support

Mining applications and engineering priorities

Application	Product functions	Engineering inputs
Tailings and process-water containment	Geomembranes, protection geotextiles and drainage layers	Liquid chemistry, temperature, seepage collection, interface stability and construction quality controls.
Ore pads and mine water infrastructure	Specified liners, GCLs and drainage products	Substrate preparation, vehicle or aggregate loading, drainage capacity and liner protection.
Access roads and work areas	Geogrids, geotextiles and selected geocells	Subgrade strength, traffic, aggregate compatibility, layer design and drainage.

Turn the design into a defined supply package

Send the drawings or BOQ, performance specification, project location and programme. Our quotation identifies the proposed product grades, quantities, delivery requirements and any agreed fabrication, installation and QA/QC scope. Product selection and installation details must match the approved project design.