MultiFilament woven geotextile is composed of at least two parallel yarns (or flat yarns). One group is called warp yarn along the longitudinal direction of the loom (the direction in which the fabric travels), and the other group is arranged horizontally called weft yarn. The warp and weft are woven into cloth with different weaving equipment and processes, which can be woven into different thicknesses and densities according to different ranges of use. Generally, spinning geotextiles have relatively strong resistance in both vertical and horizontal directions. Tensile strength (latitude is greater than longitude), has good stability performance.