A geotextile dewatering tube is a woven fabric sleeve that you fill with slurry from ponds, lagoons, dredging, process lines, or excavation. As you pump, the fabric lets clear water pass through and holds the solids. The site stays cleaner and crews spend less time managing water.
These geotextile filtration tubes use high strength woven fabric with factory longitudinal seams — no end seams or 6-o’clock seams — for dependable performance. Large circumferences and long lengths hold a lot of volume in a compact footprint. Material consolidates inside the geotube while the job continues, so you haul mostly solids and cut truck traffic and disposal costs across many projects.
