C Blade-92 really impressed me with how well it bounces back after pressure. The shape is dense and upright, making it ideal for areas with frequent foot traffic. The color variation adds a nice touch of realism too.
Both S Balde and W Blade artificial grass are made with engineered fibers, and Global Syn-Turf is the pioneer of these engineered blade with the products named after them. If you take a closer look at the cross section of the fibers, you will see the clear S and W profiles. As finished products, they both share the following common advantages vs traditional flat fibers:
Read Answer: What is the difference between the W blade and the S blade turfs?
We use the exactly same yarns to make both SBlade-50 and SBlade-66 turf products and the differences are the faceweight and pile height: the Sbalde-66 is 16 oz heavier than the SBlade-50 and blades are bit higher on Sbalde-66. Quite frankly people won’t see much of the difference between these two artificial grass from a distance. Please feel free to let know if you have any other questions by phone: 877 796 8873 or email: [email protected], thank you.
Read Answer: What is the biggest difference between the S blade 66 and S blade 50?
The yarns used for both U blade-80 and U blade-60 are identical, the main difference between these two turf products is the face weight, as the names indicate that one is 80 oz and one is 60 oz per square yard. Therefore, you will feel the U blade-80 is densier and fuller, and the U blade-80 has higher piles noticeably. Since more materials being used on U blade-80 turf, the cost is also a bit higher than U blade-60. Please feel free to contact us if you have any further questions by phone: 877 796 8873 or email: [email protected]. For distributors/dealers or for samples, please fill out this online form, thank you: https://www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote.
Read Answer: Is there a big difference between the U blade 60 and U blade 80?
All our turf products are manufactured with top quality ingredients and gone through vigorous testings call “lisport” for wear and tear. Our superior product formulations ensure tens of thousands of usage cycles. If you have any specific questions regarding any of our product lines, please feel free to call us at 877 796 8873 or email us at [email protected] so we can better assist you, thank you.
Read Answer: How do you ensure the durability and resilience of its artificial grass in areas with frequent or heavy pet usage?
Great question! This response will contain a lot of information, so let’s break it down into two sections, starting with the “clean” factor regarding different types of plastics. Hypothetically, let’s assume that the product was made of 100% recycled materials. Depending on how the materials are re-processed, post-consumer is usually the least “clean” when compared to virgin or actual plastic because of the variability of the feedstock. Even with blending, which adds overall strength, neither post-consumer nor post-industrial recycled materials can ever achieve 100% of mechanical properties of virgin materials. The degradation of these properties has a direct effect on safety factors and long term performance measures such as fatigue. This is not to say recycled plastics cannot be used in various applications, but does explain why recycled materials often have lower safety ratings. In other words, theoretically, you could have a 100% recycled material product. However, this product would never pass safety tests due to how weak the material would be. At GST, while we do care about the environment, safety is ALWAYS a top priority, as can be seen on our lead and UV testing results.
Read Answer: Is this ACTUALLY environmentally friendly?
Yes, that is correct: we use the same yarn for all the SBlade series artificial grass: the differences among each product are faceweight and puke height. If you would like to find a local distributor/dealer or request for samples, please fill out this online form: https://www.globalsynturf.com/free-quote. Or call us at 877 796 8873 or email us at [email protected], thank you.
Read Answer: Is blade shape the same for all S blade turf grasses?
