Sports Performance Excellence Under FIFA Standards

Under FIFA’s 2024 updated requirements, VivaTurf became the world’s first recyclable non-infill turf system to obtain FIFA Basic certification. Core performance parameters include ball roll deviation ≤5% (FIFA Basic requirement ≤10%), ball rebound compliance ≥98%, shock absorption maintained between 55% and 60% for optimal joint protection, vertical deformation of 2.2–2.8 mm, and rotational resistance controlled within 35–45 N·m, positioning all indicators within the optimal FIFA performance window. In durability testing, VivaTurf turf underwent 6,000 cycles of Lisport XL mechanical wear testing, meeting FIFA Quality Pro benchmarks, with fiber breakage rates ≤3% and surface evenness deviation ≤2 mm per 3 m, significantly outperforming the industry average breakage rate of approximately 8%. To address footfeel challenges common to non-infill systems, VivaTurf employs biomimetic fiber geometry with a monofilament fineness of 13,000 dtex and elastic recovery ≥95%, achieving a 92% similarity to natural grass in footfeel, a key factor behind its adoption by European and North American professional clubs.

Environmental Sustainability Aligned with Global Carbon Reduction Strategies
Environmental performance has become a decisive acceptance enhancer in global markets. VivaTurf addresses this through full-lifecycle green design that effectively overcomes European and North American environmental barriers. Its VRG system uses homogeneous polyolefin materials, enabling 100% recyclability at end of life, with regenerated material performance degradation limited to ≤5%. Compared with traditional systems, resource utilization efficiency is increased by threefold, and a standard 714 m² field can reduce approximately 17 tons of incineration waste, fully compliant with the Global Recycled Standard (GRS). Harmful substance control is verified under EU REACH testing for 197 substances of very high concern, with heavy metal migration ≤0.5 mg/kg and TVOC emissions ≤0.3 mg/(m²·h), with zero release of formaldehyde or phenolic compounds, meeting EU Ecolabel requirements. In production, VivaTurf reduces energy consumption by 25% compared with industry averages, cutting carbon emissions by approximately 0.8 kg CO₂ per square meter. Leveraging a state-owned green fiber recycling platform, VivaTurf converts waste textiles into high-value raw materials, strengthening its low-carbon supply chain credibility in international markets.