Artificial Grass Football Ground

1. PE Grass Fibers

Polyethylene (PE) fibers are commonly used in artificial football grass because of their flexibility and soft feel. The fiber material affects the texture, appearance, and response of the grass under foot traffic. Different fiber profiles can be selected to suit the required turf construction.

2. W-Shaped Grass Blades

W-shaped grass blades have a shaped cross-section that helps the fibers resist flattening and recover their shape after pressure. The blade profile also affects how the grass looks when viewed from different angles. Other available blade shapes can be considered when a different surface appearance or fiber structure is required.

3. Consistent Tuft Distribution

Stitch rate and stitch density determine how closely the grass tufts are arranged across the backing. A denser tuft layout creates a fuller-looking surface, while the selected pile height and fiber structure also influence the overall appearance and feel of the turf.

4. Reinforced Backing Structure

The backing holds the grass tufts in place and supports the overall construction of the artificial grass. Available options include PP cloth with net backing and SBR latex or PU latex coatings. The final backing should be selected according to the required product construction and order specifications.

5. Customizable Pile Height and Grass Structure

Pile height, blade profile, stitch rate, and density can be adjusted within available production specifications. These factors work together to determine the finished turf's thickness, surface coverage, and fiber arrangement. Custom options allow buyers to compare different grass constructions before confirming the required specification.