Non-infill artificial grass is becoming more and more popular, and it is widely used in sports fields and other applications in life. Especially in some developed countries, the non-infill artificial grass is the first choice for sports fields. The new generation of non-infill artificial grass is more similar in appearance to natural grass. Today let’s check what are the other characteristics of the non-infill artificial grass that make it a new generation of artificial grass?
First of all, the non-infill artificial grass requires better raw materials and higher production standard in order to maintain its sporting performance without granules and quartz sand.
Secondly, the maintenance is easier after the installation. It is not necessary to fill rubber granules and quartz sand into artificial grass. There is no problem of rubber granules missing or being washed away by rain like regular artificial turf. And no need to clean up the granules brought out by the competition. It doesn’t affect the next match.
In addition, the non-infill artificial grass lasts longer than regular artificial turf, as it generally combines straight and curly yarns, with high density over 20,000. The resilience and wear resistance are better than regular artificial turf. The life is longer.
And it is easier to install the non-infill artificial grass as there isn’t infill material any more. The non-infill artificial grass can be used after simply being spread out and glued. Either indoors or outdoors. The installation is faster and more convenient.
Finally, it is movable, which is impossible for regular artificial turf. Because it doesn’t need any infill, it can be removed to other sites. For example, the non-infill artificial grass in the cage football field, can be moved at any time, if not affecting other venues.
Therefore, the non-infill artificial grass, as a new generation of artificial turf products, has gradually become a trend in the future development of artificial turf. The non-infill artificial grass is a good choice, speaking from the cost and the life span.
