Vivaturf’s anti-static non-infill turf can be engineered to meet performance expectations commonly referenced in European and North American indoor sports and synthetic surface applications.
| Performance Item | Vivaturf Target / Typical Range | Technical Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| Surface resistance | 10⁶–10⁹ Ω | Helps dissipate static charge effectively |
| Static half-life | ≤2 seconds | Static charge dissipates quickly after friction |
| Additive dispersion uniformity | ≥98% | Reduces localized static failure |
| Anti-static retention after UV aging | ≥90% after 6,000 hours UV exposure | Supports long-term outdoor or semi-outdoor use |
| Performance in high humidity | Stable at ~60% RH | Suitable for indoor, humid, and climate-controlled environments |
| Heavy metal migration | ≤0.3 mg/kg | Supports strict safety expectations |
| TVOC emission | ≤0.22 mg/(m³·h) | Helps maintain healthier indoor air quality |
| Formaldehyde, benzene, toluene | Not detected | Supports enclosed-space applications |
These values should be understood as controllable product targets or typical tested ranges, depending on product model, installation system, and project requirements.
Why Anti-Static Performance Matters
For indoor and high-use facilities, anti-static performance brings several practical benefits:
- Cleaner surface appearance: less dust attraction and easier daily cleaning
- Improved user comfort: reduced risk of static discharge during contact
- Better indoor air quality: less dust and no loose infill particles
- More stable long-term experience: reduced static performance decay after aging
- Lower maintenance pressure: less frequent deep cleaning compared with dusty infill systems
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