Artificial grass for football fields has a history of more than 40 years. It originated in the United States. At that time, natural grass could not grow under the roof. In order to solve this problem, artificial turf was used. Since then, artificial turf has become popular from the United States to the world, forming a market segmentation situation of American grass, European grass, Australian grass and Asian grass. American grass has stronger market competitiveness due to its long history, advanced materials and technology. Artificial turf fields have very great advantages, and there is no doubt that they will be more and more widely used.

Waterproof, non-slip, wear-resistant, comfortable to the foot, bright color, long service life, no need to invest a lot of maintenance costs, and all-weather use are the main advantages of artificial grass.

Specifically include:

1. Good elasticity and sufficient buffering force.

2. Breathable and water-permeable.

3. Greatly reduce maintenance costs, especially in line with urban water conservation requirements.

4. Meet environmental protection requirements, the lawn layer can be recycled and reused.

5. Increase the exercise area, reduce the noise on the playground, and have the effect of shock absorption and pressure reduction, which meets the requirements of open teaching.

7. Silvery white quartz sand or colored sand is used for filling, so that students will not dirty their clothes and environment during sports, and all marking lines on the playground are directly woven, so there is no need to worry about frequent marking.

8. Economical and practical, one-time investment can guarantee a service life of more than seven years, and there is almost no subsequent maintenance cost.

9. The construction and installation period is short and effective. Activities.

Artificial grass overcomes several major difficulties of natural grass: first, it cannot grow under extreme climatic conditions; second, some countries and regions cannot afford high maintenance costs due to economic reasons; third, it cannot be planted in some stadiums with roofs. In addition to these, artificial grass also has the characteristics of high frequency of use, easy paving, simple maintenance, and fast drainage. These advantages make artificial grass have a broad development space and a great trend of replacing natural grass! According to statistics, there are 600 standard artificial grass fields in the United States, 150 in Germany, 150 in Japan, 100 in the United Kingdom, and 500 in China each year, not including a larger number of non-standard fields. Artificial grass has formed a huge market.