The future of Pw geosynthetics


HYDROTEX™ Permanent Way geosynthetic alternative to the sand blanket, preventing upward passage of small clay and silt particles, preventing sub-grade erosion and ballast degradation:


Permeable filter allowing upward and downward water transmission Residual slurry becomes desiccated as any pore water is dissipated Reduces depth of excavation required Decreased amount of spoil sent to landfill Network rail PADS No. PA05/05451


Robust geotextile


Filter media


Fiberweb Geosynthetics Ltd Tel: +44 (0) 1621 874200 www.terram.com


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high risk? we’ve got you covered


Arc:Gear multi layer workwear system to protect against electric flash explosion.


Manufactured from unique lightweight fabrics offering unrivalled levels of breathability and movement which will not melt, drip or fuse on contact with an electric flash. Combined with our unique Premier Arc laundering service, PHS Besafe is the UK’s only outerwear rental service to the rail industry.


a complete workwear solution 0121 5211400


www.besafe.co.uk Source code: RA100 Page 32 March 2013


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