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21/10/2025

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17/10/2025

17/10/2025

Lifting and rigging solutions

BMG’s dedicated Tools & Equipment Lifting and Rigging division provides solutions for lifting and rigging challenges in all industries, including automotive and tyre manufacturing, paper and pulp, sugar, forestry and agriculture, as well as marine, construction and mining.

“BMG’s dedicated Lifting and Rigging team, supplies and supports a broad range of quality branded and industry-approved equipment, that is enhanced by a technical advisory and support service, designed for simplified, efficient and safe procedures in every application,” explains Tanita Rousel-Brett, Tools & Equipment Lifting and Rigging, BMG. “BMG specialists consider the safe operation of lifting and rigging equipment, as one of the most critical aspects in materials handling. We recommend that our customers have their equipment independently load tested annually, or as per urgent requirements and inspected every three months. BMG has a fully equipped trailer and is able to offer an onsite load testing and inspection service for convenience and peace of mind.”

BMG complies fully with the requirements of the lifting machine and lifting tackle regulations of the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) Act 85 of 1993. The company’s Lifting Machinery Inspector (LMI) is certified in terms of the Engineering Profession Act 2000 (Act no46 of 2000) and is a registered member of the Engineering Council of South Africa (ECSA).
BMG has approval from The Department of Labour in terms of the driven machinery regulations 18 (5) of the occupational and safety Act 1993, for examining and testing of lifting machines and lifting tackle.

BMG’s Kito Crosby product portfolio - perfectly suited for dependable use in demanding environments, including marine and offshore projects - encompasses wide body and bolt type shackles for heavy and critical offshore lifts, cold Tuff Bolt type shackles for lifts conducted in extreme weather conditions and Crosby SP load monitoring solutions. ROV shackles and hooks are manufactured to withstand the toughest conditions and are suitable for use with a variety of remotely operated underwater vehicles.

BMG is a sub-distributor in Southern Africa of the Kito Crosby brands and product portfolio, which includes Crosby, Gunnebo Industries, Crosby StraightPoint and Crosby IP clamps.
Included in BMG’s extensive range of tools, lifting and rigging equipment are electric, chain and lever hoists, geared and plain crawls, chain, wire and webbing slings and hydraulic, pneumatic hoists and winches, as well as manual Tirfor winches and ropes. The range also comprises high-pressure hydraulic tools, mechanical ratchet jacks, jib cranes and eye bolts.
BMG offers complete process solutions to all sectors of industry, which means customers can access essential quality branded engineering components, technical services and support from one well-established, reliable supplier.

The company’s specialist divisions - Bearings, Seals and Gaskets, Power Transmission, Drives and Motors, Materials Handling, Agriculture, Tools & Fasteners, Hydraulics, Filtration, Lubrication and Field Services – offers an integrated approach to engineering, that guarantees lower production costs and higher efficiencies.
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08/07/2025

Quick and easy residue removal

BMG’s Liqui Moly range of oils, additives and care products includes a highly efficient sealant remover that not only ensures thorough cleaning of mechanical components, but also reduces maintenance time.

“Liqui Moly sealant remover – designed for use in many industries, including automotive applications - is a combination of solvents, selected for their excellent cleaning properties,” explains Carlo Beukes, Business Development Manager, Agricultural, Automotive and Lubrication divisions, BMG. “This fast-acting sealant remover is suitable for use on components manufactured from steel, iron and non-ferrous metals, as well as ceramics, wood and glass. This liquid product is conveniently packaged in aerosol form for easy application on valve covers, cylinder heads, water pumps, oil sumps, fl**ge seals and vehicle, engine, exhaust and mechanical parts.

“Baked-on and hardened sealing compounds, adhesives and residues are quickly dissolved and removed and a notable feature is this sealant remover also adheres to vertical surfaces.

“We have received positive feedback from customers who claim this product offers substantial savings in time and effort, making a cleaning task that was previously laborious and costly, totally painless.”

Apart from use in the automotive sector, this sealant remover is also suitable for industrial, construction and agricultural applications.

Liqui Moly chemicals, which have been developed in Germany to the highest quality standards, reduce operational and maintenance costs and also enhance environmental protection.

Other Liqui Moly products available from BMG include a highly efficient silicone gasket sealant, engine oil additives, transmission fluids and care products.

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06/07/2025

Safe handling in all sectors

BMG specialists work closely customers in all industries - particularly in bulk materials handling applications – to ensure compliance with stringent safety legislation. A key focus of this initiative is the prevention of roll-back incidents, which can lead to serious injuries during conveying operations.

“As part of our commitment to ensuring optimum safety standards, BMG keeps abreast with changing safety regulations. The company’s technical team provides expert advice on selection of the correct components for specific applications and assists with precise installation techniques. This ensures optimal performance, reduced downtime and enhanced safety,” explains Carlo Beukes, Business Unit Manager, BMG’s Power Transmission division. “Tsubaki backstops and cam clutches - developed and manufactured in Japan to the highest quality standards - are designed for efficiency and safety in both high- and low-speed applications.

“These robust components meet all current safety legislation, including local requirements for incline conveyor belts to incorporate anti run-back or run-on devices, preventing injuries caused by falling material.”

Tsubaki backstops and cam clutches are engineered to prevent reverse rotation of drive shafts, providing a reliable and cost-effective solution to protect equipment and personnel. These components are used in many sectors, including mining, timber, pulp, grain, cement and metals handling, in applications including belt conveyors, bucket elevators, drift conveyors and screw pumps.

Tsubaki cam clutches are available from BMG in a variety of capacities and configurations, designed for the three primary operating modes: overrunning, indexing and backstopping. Their inner and outer races, made from high-quality alloy steel, offer exceptional hardness and toughness - ideal for heavy-duty conditions. Precision-ground surfaces ensure concentricity, while cams manufactured from high-alloy steel, deliver hardness values up to 2500 Hv for reliable performance.

One of the standout product lines in BMG’s Tsubaki portfolio is the BS-F Series - specifically designed for high-speed, inclined and long overland conveyor systems. These high-torque, narrow-width backstops are direct replacements for traditional roller ramp systems, simplifying installation and reducing downtime. The drop-in design allows for quick substitution, with no need for layout modification, offering both space savings and shorter installation times.

Key features of the BS-F series include a non-rollover cam and roller design, providing higher torque capacity and reduced operating temperatures; a labyrinth seal to block dust and moisture intrusion in abrasive conditions and a double-lip oil seal and multi-temperature grease system for operation across a wide temperature range (–55°C to +150°C). The grease lubrication system prevents the risk of oil leakage - a common failure in conventional backstops.

Unlike locally manufactured alternatives, where consistency is often a challenge, Tsubaki backstops are produced entirely in Japan, ensuring world-class manufacturing standards, uncompromising quality control and dependable performance in critical applications.

Through the use of circulating grease, BS-F clutches benefit from internal lubrication that reduces friction and extends service life. Maintenance intervals are extended to 7 500 - 8 000 hours, with Tsubaki-approved EP-free grease and a dedicated maintenance kit recommended for ongoing performance and protection.

To further enhance customer value, BMG has invested in local stockholding of Tsubaki backstops, reducing the typical lead time of up to 24 weeks and enabling rapid turnaround to meet urgent demand.

The complete range of Tsubaki power transmission solutions is available through BMG’s national branch network, which also provides technical support and a 24-hour backup service to ensure customers get the most out of their investment in safety and reliability.
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06/07/2025

High efficiency and greater safety in forklift handling

It’s been a year since Criterion Equipment launched the new generation TCM P-Series internal combustion forklift trucks in Southern Africa and feedback from the market is positive.

“These robust internal combustion forklift trucks, which replace the earlier iNoma series, have been engineered to enhance efficiencies in a broad range of industrial applications, including general engineering, manufacturing, warehousing, construction and mining,” says Brenton Kemp, Managing Director of Criterion Equipment, the national distributor of TCM forklift trucks. “Our customers are impressed with this robust P-Series, which has been developed with advanced features for precise control, improved manoeuvrability, and higher efficiencies. Common praise from industry is greater safety onsite, simplified maintenance and minimal downtime.

“The TCM P-Series has many advantages over other machines, including important safety features like synchronised steering, the mast and travel interlock and various warning lights and alarms. The units are also fitted with bigger engines for higher performance and operational efficiency. The P-series also offers lower maintenance requirements and extended service life.

“These machines are available in diesel, petrol and LPG configurations, with lifting capacities from 1.5 to 3.5 tonnes. The P-Series introduces several mechanical and operational enhancements that align with the demands of local industry, where durability, ease of operation and reduced maintenance requirements, are central to materials handling performance.

“All models are equipped with a floating powertrain, which improves vehicle stability and comfort, as well as a steering synchroniser to ensure consistent directional control. An anti-corrosion radiator improves resistance to harsh working conditions, while reinforced structural components such as a 26 mm foregate and a revised counterweight design contribute to operational safety and service longevity. The P-Series also incorporates standard headlamps, rear lighting and yellow reflectors to improve visibility in low-light conditions.”

The P-Series includes the FDM range, which is powered by Tier 3 diesel engines. These units, which are designed to reduce noise and vibration, are available with either a 2.5-litre S4Q2 engine, supporting lifting capacities between 1.5 and 2.0 tonnes, or a 3.0-litre S4S engine, extending capacity up to 3.5 tonnes.

A wheelspin suppression system limits unnecessary fuel injection during wheel slip, enhancing fuel economy and extending tyre life. Petrol-powered models in the FGM range use electronically controlled GK21 or GK25 engines, covering capacities from 1.5 to 3.5 tonnes. Diesel units are protected with anti-rust coatings on exhaust manifolds and standard lighting and control placements are configured to reduce operator fatigue during long shifts.

To further enhance safety onsite and improve operator efficiency, the P-Series includes a mechanical hydraulic control system, double-action parking brake lever and a full suspension seat fitted with a seat belt and warning indicator. A newly designed LCD colour display presents real-time performance and maintenance status indicators, including engine oil pressure, transmission fluid temperature and system fault alerts. External switch functions enable operators to adjust power modes and access control settings more efficiently during use.

Optional enhancements include an acrylic overhead guard for improved outdoor protection, as well as a range of working tools, including simplex, duplex and triplex masts, fork extensions, bale sleeves, side shifters and rotating clamps. To support operational compliance, a digital load indicator is available to assist with weight management and overloading prevention. Blue and red pedestrian warning lights for applications in shared working environments are also available.

Criterion Equipment’s range comprises all models of TCM forklift trucks, covering most forklift classes. These include electric counter-balance trucks, reach trucks, powered pallet trucks and rough terrain forklifts, as well as Internal Combustion (IC) counter-balance trucks.

The company supports these machines through its extensive branch and distributor network. The team offers site-based equipment assessments to help customers specify machines best suited for each particular application. Other services include technical consultation, parts availability and scheduled or reactive maintenance, which is backed by OEM support and factory-trained technicians.

23/04/2025

Robust pivot pin components prevent lug wear

BMG’s Nord-Lock bolting solutions include Expander System pivot pin components that comprise advanced pivot pin technology, to offer dependable solutions that combat the challenges of lug wear in diverse applications, including earthmoving equipment.

“Pivots, which are critical in any rotational movement, often experience lug wear, which occurs due to the clearance between the bore and the conventional pin. This is commonly repaired with line boring – a technique associated with high costs and protracted downtime,” explains Maryna Werner, BMG’s Fasteners Sales Manager. “Through Nord-Lock’s advanced Expander System – which consists of a comprehensive range of robust components – BMG specialists are able to supply the correct pivot to prevent the problems that lug wear causes excavators, mobile cranes and dump trucks, in order to maximise uptime, enhance safety on site and minimise maintenance costs.

“Severe vibration of heavy machinery is a major challenge in the mining industry. BMG specialists recommend the use of the Expander System in conjunction with Nord-Lock wedge-locking washers, as an efficient vibration-resilient pivot solution for reduced maintenance and downtime in loading and hauling equipment, drilling, excavators and mechanical scalers.

“Safety and productivity are critical on any construction site, where the continuous operation of equipment and machines makes lug wear prevalent. The Expander System has been designed to extend the service life of pivot joints in articulated haulers, excavators, dump trucks, backhoes, wheel loaders, cranes and bulldozers.

“Forestry and agricultural machinery often operate in isolated locations, which are long distances from workshops and technical support. This makes them susceptible to long periods of downtime if they break down. The Expander System is quick and easy to install and remove, allowing for on-site maintenance, substantially decreasing production losses associated with downtime.

“In the oil and gas sector, the Expander System increases control and precision during the handling and setup of drilling equipment, while enhancing safety on the rig or extraction site.

“This dependable system is also designed for efficient use in manufacturing and processing. For example, in cutters, sludge filters, centre rollers and jack-screws in paper mills, and balers, intake and trimmers used in saw mills. In energy plants, these pivot pins are used in roasters, stoker feeders and grapples and in steel mills, in cooling beds, tensioning arms, oscillator and segment machines, side roller guides and side tensioner frames.”

BMG’s Expander System – which comprises an assembly that includes an axle tapered at both ends, two expansion sleeves, two tension washers and two fasteners – has been designed for convenient onsite repairs. Even in a situation where the lugs are badly worn, a repair can be made in the field, with minimum downtime. The sleeves of the Expander System simply expand to conform with the wear pattern and lock the system in place, without the need for time consuming and costly welding and line boring. Once re-torqued, the system locks from both sides, significantly increasing stability.

“This system has also been designed to improve safety on site. By replacing a traditional straight pin with an Expander System pivot pin of the same diameter, the risk of axle breakage is reduced and the strength of the machine is enhanced through the system’s double sided axial locking design.

Other benefits include a permanent solution to lug wear, quick and easy installation and removal, increased service life of bushings, bearings and seals and greater safety. A key advantage of this system over conventional pivot pins is pressure distribution. A conventional system only distributes the load onto a very small area, where the Expander System distributes pressure over the whole contact area in the direction of the force.

There is no need for additional fastening holes, threads or welding of locking rings on the machine and no need for fine machining in the lugs, as this system makes it possible to use wide tolerances. The Expander System can also be combined with Nord-Lock washers for enhanced efficiency in vibration-intense applications.

BMG’s customised Expander System pivot pins are specifically adapted to suit exact requirements, through the use of specific materials, hardening treatments, surface coatings and the correct tolerance for each application.

Nord-Lock Expander pivot pins are suitable for use in many industries, including construction, steel, railway, bridge building, mining and quarrying, forestry and agriculture, manufacturing and processing, shipbuilding, marine energy and power generation, oil and gas, transportation and machine building.

BMG specialists work closely with customers in all sectors, to offer a complete service solution, where the team’s technical expertise supports quality structural fasteners and fastening components.
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18/03/2025

Navigating local complexities in GISTM emergency planning

In their work to maintain conformance with the disaster management aspects of new tailings standards, mines in South Africa are recognising that sound community relationships lie at the heart of successful implementation.

According to Andries Fourie, principal technologist in disaster and risk management at SRK Consulting, there are complexities in the South African context that can create challenges in continuous compliance with the Global Industry Standard on Tailings Management (GISTM). Principle 13 of the GISTM requires the owners or operators of a tailings storage facility (TSF) to develop and apply a detailed Emergency Preparedness and Response Plan (EPRP), while Principle 14 deals with the long-term recovery process following a catastrophic TSF failure.

“With its sensitivity to environmental, social and governance (ESG) aspects, the GISTM specifies that the EPRP must be community focused and must be co-developed with project-affected people,” explained Fourie. “To ensure that the EPRP can be effectively implemented, mines must also engage with public sector agencies, first responders, local authorities and other relevant institutions – to assess the capability of those emergency services that will respond in the event of a disaster.”

Among those most affected by a TSF incident are people in the vicinity of the TSF, which may include informal settlements. He highlighted that, in the context of the country’s high unemployment rate, it is common that mining operations will tend to attract many people seeking economic opportunities – even if there is insufficient formal housing in the area.
“Engagement with informal settlements can be complicated by the often fluid movement of people into and out of these areas,” he said. “Sound long-term engagement is often best conducted with the assistance from established leadership structures, and in many cases, these may not formally exist – or may change rapidly as people may not be permanently settled.”

Fourie noted that this varied considerably from the situation in certain European countries where he has conducted similar GISTM work, where communities around mines tended to be more stable and well established. Basic municipal services are also often not available in mine communities in South Africa, which creates a greater reliance on the mine and can strain relations.
“With these dynamics at play, it is sometimes difficult for mines to build constructive dialogue, understanding and trust with project-affected people,” he said, “and this is really the foundation for an effective EPRP process.”

SRK Consulting principal environmental scientist Kavandren Moodley concurred, highlighting that the engagement of project-affected people in emergency preparedness and risk assessment is essential for enhancing overall risk management.

“This approach deepens one's understanding of actions to take in the event of a TSF failure, ultimately reducing the consequences of an emergency and improving safety outcomes,” said Moodley. “Establishing strong relationships with project-affected people is fundamental when discussing TSFs, as this is a sensitive topic requiring a solid foundation of trust for open dialogue.”
He noted that, in SRK’s experience in the field, building this foundation is a gradual and ongoing process, which usually needs the guidance of specialist expertise and local experience. With time and consistent transparency, trust can be fostered, making disclosure a key element in strengthening the relationship between mines and project-affected people.

In terms of EPRP implementation, Fourie said mines often face an added challenge in their engagements with local authorities and government agencies, who frequently lack disaster response capacity. This makes these bodies reticent to commit to the EPRP in the way that the GISTM envisages.

“A meaningful EPRP really needs the mine to join hands with other relevant bodies who are mandated to provide disaster management services,” he said. “Where the capacity is not there, however, the responsibility upon mines can become even more onerous.”
In these cases, one of the constructive responses taken by a large South African mining company has been to start helping local authorities to rebuild their capacity. After identifying the deficiencies, the company embarked upon a dedicated programme to empower municipalities to render the expected services for GISTM compliance.

Moodley further highlighted the role of broader stakeholders, including environmental activists, who value greater engagement efforts. Building constructive relationships with these groups can enable mining companies to address social and environmental concerns more holistically and collaboratively, extending beyond direct project-affected communities.

“This inclusiveness aligns with modern ESG expectations and strengthens a company’s social license to operate,” he said. “Disclosing information is one important aspect of a process that could transform activist scrutiny into productive dialogue. “
“It is important to understand that the GISTM is strong on the theme of engagement – and this implies building an EPRP collaboratively, rather than simply trying to impose a unilateral plan,” said Fourie. “For mines and practitioners working towards conformance with the GISTM, this means understanding the prevailing environment and working with project-affected people to make the plan relevant and effective.”

18/03/2025

ABB, EduFeArn empower Minerva Secondary School with mathematics dictionaries

ABB South Africa, in collaboration with EduFeArn, has launched a pioneering mathematics intervention at Minerva Secondary School in Alexandra. This initiative, which commenced in January 2024, is designed to enhance the mathematical and scientific understanding of Grade 8 to 12 learners, equipping them with the skills necessary for academic success and future careers in STEM fields.

To mark this significant contribution to education, ABB and EduFeArn hosted a special event to officially hand over R600 000 worth of mathematics dictionaries to Minerva Secondary School. This event took place on 18 March in Alexandra and highlighted the importance of investing in education and empowering the next generation of learners.

ABB South Africa Corporate Social Responsibility Manager Cynthia Khoali expressed pride in the partnership with the EduFeArn Foundation. “It is a long-term commitment to support South African learners, particularly in mathematics, a subject that serves as a gateway to numerous opportunities in today’s world.” She stressed that this initiative is not merely about providing resources but about creating an environment where learners can thrive academically and build the confidence they need to excel in their studies.

The provision of the dictionaries, alongside specialised educator training, is aimed at making a tangible difference in the classroom. By equipping both students and teachers with essential tools, ABB and EduFeArn are ensuring that educational gaps are bridged, and that learners in underserved communities are given the knowledge and skills they need to shape their futures. Ongoing monitoring of each learner’s progress is a key aspect of the initiative, ensuring that the support provided remains relevant and effective.
Kholisile Khumalo, Business Development Manager at EduFeArn, highlighted the challenges South African learners face due to language barriers in mathematics and physical science. “Many students must write exams in English, despite it not being their first language, and often struggle to interpret complex terms correctly,” he highlights.

EduFeArn’s CAPS-aligned mathematics and physical sciences picture dictionaries have been specifically designed to address this issue. CAPS stands for Curriculum and Assessment Policy Statement, the official curriculum framework used in South African schools. It provides detailed guidelines on what students should learn in each subject and grade level.
The dictionaries are educational resources designed to help students understand key concepts in these critical subjects through visual aids. They include definitions, explanations, and illustrations to make complex topics more accessible, especially for learners who benefit from visual learning. “These resources are intended to improve comprehension, retention, and overall academic performance,” adds Khumalo.

This initiative forms part of ABB’s broader Corporate Social Responsibility strategy, which is dedicated to making a meaningful, lasting impact in the communities where the company operates. Through its partnership with EduFeArn, ABB is reinforcing its commitment to education and community development, empowering learners with the tools they need to succeed in their studies and future careers.

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09/10/2024

Eco-friendly geosynthetics for rehabilitation of coastal beach line in Mozambique

Fibertex specialists play an important role around the world designing environmentally friendly solutions to protect shoreline areas and safeguard buildings and infrastructure from the devastating effects of climate change.

“Well-engineered, durable and eco-friendly coastal protection structures, that are designed to prevent damage on our shorelines, are becoming increasingly critical as we witness a drastic change in conventional weather patterns,” states Ryan Langer, Sales Engineer, Fibertex Nonwovens SA, specialists in the manufacture and supply of nonwovens and performance-based materials. “In addition to coastal rehabilitation, authorities need to look at ways to reinforce rivers and avoid catastrophic flooding of populated areas. It is also critical that engineers do everything possible to preserve the integrity of valuable infrastructure that is affected by salt water, high temperatures and increased CO² levels and consider sustainable solutions that gently prevent soil erosion.

“In a recent project, the Fibertex Nonwovens team - with decades of experience in coastal protection – collaborated with consultants, Santuario, and Elias Nota Construction, in the rehabilitation of the coastal beach line at Vilanculos in Mozambique.

“Following a series of tidal storms that eroded the coastal line, it was critical to design an effective solution in difficult construction conditions, that would provide adequate coastal protection. Challenges of this project meant no heavy plant equipment could be used for the transport of foreign materials to the remote island and finding skilled labour would also have been costly to outsource.

“FiberRock 250VX Geosynthetic Sand Containers (GSCs) which have been developed to withstand the effects of harsh wave action, are the perfect protection solution that allows beaches to retain their natural beauty and were used in this project to overcome the challenging construction environment. The in-situ design application allowed contractors to fill bags with a slurry made up of beach sand and sea water, with the use of a slurry pump. There was no need for heavy duty equipment and foreign building materials. that would normally be required, like concrete, steel and bricks. Due to the unique and dynamic installation required for the FiberRock 250VX, Santuario was able to employ a small site team, consisting of local labour.

“In spite of the challenges of this unique installation, Fibertex offered Santuario a cost effective, eco-friendly and long-term solution that meets all project requirements. The FiberRock coastal protection system embraces all the mechanical properties of traditional hard structures, yet protects and enhances the natural environment.”

FiberRock 250VX is manufactured from robust staple fibre geotextile layers sewn together with a UV stable polyester overlocked yarn. The Anti-Vandal layer is made from heavy, coarse highly UV stabilised polypropylene fibres This structure is designed to trap sand particles and promote growth of natural marine vegetation, which enhances its durability characteristics.

FiberRock 250VX - 2.3 m x 1.8 m x 0.50 m and weighing approximately 4 tons - is designed with a central chute that allows for in-situ filling. The GSC is filled using a slurry pump that is filled through the central chute with a slurry made up of beach sand and seawater.

Fibertex Nonwovens, in conjunction with Santuario, has provided a coastal protection design that meets challenging site conditions. The coastline of the island is now protected by a natural solution that is aesthetically pleasing and which enhances the natural environment. The soft exterior of the geosynthetic sand containers allows for safe public interaction and with time, these sand containers will blend into the background, as natural vegetation grows over the bags.

This important project, which commenced in July 2024, was completed by mid-October 2024.

Fibertex materials are suitable for use in all infrastructure projects, including roads and railways, earth structures and tailings dams and landfills. Fibertex geosynthetics are also used for drainage and filtration systems, hydraulic works and in demanding construction projects.