Living in the high desert of Northern Nevada, the folks at International Lining Technology are hundreds of miles from the nearest ocean. But an article in Geosynthetica, “Geosynthetic Lining Systems in Fish Farming,” caught our attention as we were catching up on the other news such as the passage of the U.S. transportation bill and […]
This month, International Lining Technology would like to feature the Arizona Electric Power Cooperative Storage Pond installation. Located in Chochise, Arizona, the project involved installing more than 960,000 square feet of 45 Mil PP-R. Our crews completed the project in September of 2005. International Lining Technology is one of the nation’s leading geosynthetics and geomembrane […]
International Lining Technology serves many clients in the mining industry, and one way we continue to stay connected is by attending many industry functions. At the end of the month, many of us will be heading to the American Exploration and Mining Association annual meeting in Spokane, Washington. The annual event rotates between the “Lilac […]
As the holiday season commences or for some moves forward, several noteworthy items came across our desks and we wanted to share with you before the hub-bub takes over. Conferences in exotic locales The GeoAmericas 2016 conference in Miami Beach, Florida, is scheduled this week to open registration for its event April 10-13, 2016. Keep […]
This month, International Lining Technology draws on a project from 2007 for the photo of the month. These awe-inspiring images feature our crews installing more than 1.6 million square feet of 60 mil HDPE, GCL and Geotextile at the Highway 59 Landfill in Merced, California. ILT is one of the nation’s leading geosynthetics and geomembrane […]
This month, International Lining Technology is featuring our recently completed project at the Rio Tinto mine in Elko, Nevada. A crew of four lined a channel with 82 rolls of GCL. They completed the job on Oct. 16. International Lining Technology is one of the nation’s leading geosynthetics and geomembrane contractors, and we offer pond, […]
This month, International Lining Technology is featuring one of our latest completed projects. Our team of 12 employees just finished installing 558,935 square feet of 60 Mil HDPE and 8-ounce Geotextile at the Cummings Road Landfill in Eureka, California. They started the project on July 15, and the project was completed less than two months […]
Earlier this year, project manager Sean visited the Empire Mine State Historic Park in Grass Valley, California. The park is located at what once was the oldest, largest and most prosperous gold mine in the United States. Today, families can tour the mineyard, grounds and learn more about what life was about during the Gold […]
On this Labor Day, we at International Lining Technology would like to thank all of our employees that have helped us reached this point. Our company is a success because of the hard work and sweat that both the teams in the field and the people in the administrative offices have dedicated to their jobs. […]
In recent weeks, several articles have crossed our desks about new material and technology that could turn the geosynthetics industry on its head. The potential of new material such as nanogeocomposites and 3-D printing could expand the uses and durability of geotextiles, geomembranes, waterproofing membranes and geosynthetic clay liners. Both of these articles can be […]
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