Artificial Turf Grass

Main Features and Components
1. Top Layer (Synthetic Fibers): This is the part that truly mimics grass blades, usually in green or mixed colors to simulate the changing grass color throughout the seasons.

2. Infill Material: Used to hold the grass fibers in place, maintaining the turf's elasticity and support. Common infill materials include recycled rubber granules, sand, or a mixture of materials.

3. Backing: Serving as the "base" of the turf, it secures the grass fibers and provides structural support. Modern turf typically employs a multi-layered backing design to enhance breathability and durability.

Main Applications: Artificial turf is widely used in various fields, primarily including

1. Sports Fields: Used in baseball fields, soccer fields, hockey fields, rugby fields, etc., to reduce maintenance costs and provide a uniform playing surface.

2. Landscaping: Used in residential courtyards, commercial parks, rooftop gardens, playgrounds, etc., addressing the problems of insufficient green space or poor drainage in cities.

3. Special Locations: Used in indoor sports fields, kindergarten playgrounds, or traffic islands, and other environments requiring wear resistance and easy cleaning.