Vivaturf’s training-oriented non-infill turf is tuned specifically for high-frequency, multi-sport training use. The following parameter set reflects the technical framework you provided and is presented in a form that is easier to use in Western technical or specification-oriented writing.
For shock absorption, the measured range is 35% to 48%, compared with a minimum requirement of 35% under GB 36246-2018. In practical terms, this puts the field in a useful range for student-athlete training, where repeated landings, short accelerations, and deceleration drills require meaningful impact reduction without excessive softness.
For vertical deformation, the measured range is 0.8 to 1.6 mm, within a reference standard band of 0.6 to 1.8 mm. This means the field offers measurable cushioning without the unstable “sink” that can reduce movement efficiency or alter training mechanics.
For tuft density, Vivaturf’s range is 13,000 to 16,000 stitches per square meter, exceeding the benchmark of 10,000 stitches per square meter. Higher density supports more even load distribution, better surface uniformity, and more consistent performance under frequent group training.
For fiber tensile strength, the performance level is ≥110 N, compared with a reference threshold of ≥80 N. This higher strength helps the turf resist repeated bending, friction, and compression, while keeping long-term cushioning decay below 8%, which is better than many standard systems.
For rebound, the measured range is 65% to 72%, aligned with sports-surface requirements for energy return and training responsiveness. This supports faster recovery underfoot and helps maintain training quality during explosive work.
For slip resistance, the BPN value at 20°C falls between 47 and 60, meeting the wet-test minimum of 47. That gives the field a stable anti-slip profile in both dry and damp conditions, reducing the likelihood of slips during shuttle runs, cutting drills, and change-of-direction work.
For drainage, the field is rated at ≥60 L/min·m², versus a baseline requirement of ≥30 L/min·m². This helps maintain usability after rain and reduces the risk of standing water affecting safety and consistency.
For UV resistance, the surface is designed for ≥6,000 hours of UV aging performance, which supports long-term outdoor use with limited fading or structural decline.
Taken together, these values suggest a surface that is not only compliant, but also specifically tuned for the repeated impacts and broad movement demands of student-athlete training.
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