Choosing the right grass fiber structure for non-infill artificial turf is essential for achieving a good balance of resilience, durability, uprightness, comfort, drainage, and long-term performance. Unlike traditional infilled synthetic turf, non-infill systems are designed to achieve much of their structural support through the geometry, density, and interaction of the grass fibers themselves.
For buyers in Europe, North America, and other international markets, it is better to evaluate a turf system according to recognized test methods and project requirements rather than relying on a single parameter such as fiber height or density.
This guide explains how to evaluate fiber cross-section, straight-and-curly fiber configuration, Dtex, stitch density, pile height, and system performance, while providing practical recommendations for different applications.
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