History of Artificial Turf |
Artificial turf is one of the artificial landscaping materials made of synthetic fibers to replace natural grass, and has been widely used worldwide since it was first manufactured in the United States in 1956. It is used in golf courses, football fields, futsal fields, baseball fields, tennis courts, indoor and outdoor interiors, leisure facilities, and sports facilities by solving problems such as limited environment and management costs, which are the disadvantages of natural grass.
 | Advantages of Artificial turf ㆍ Easy to install regardless of environmental condition ㆍ Simple maintenance, Low-cost ㆍ Long-term performance by maintenance ㆍ Superb durability, resilence, shock absorption |
Composition of Artificial turf |
Manufacturing by constructing ceramic monofilament yarn produced through dry-wet hybrid spinning into pile with the latest mechanical equipment of tufting method.
Shapes of yarn |
Yarn has three forms through extrusion spinning. It is made in the shape of straight, semi-straight, crimp yarn, and the unit of length is divided into mm.
Straight | Semi-straight | Crimp |
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※ The shape of the yarn varies depending on the primary extrusion moulding through yarn spinning from the raw material. | ||
Weaving Methods of Pile |
There are three ways of weaving methods of pile with yarn. They are devided into the way of planting yarn on woven fabrics, it can be divided into mono, double and twisted structures.
Bottom side of Artificial turf - Composition of Woven fabrics |
The bottom side of artificial turf is called woven fabrics and is made by overlapping several layers of materials. The woven fabrics is composed of ① PP or PE woven fabrics + ② net + ③ bottom coating from the top.
