published on November 25, 2008 by robert
The Synthetic Turf Council (STC), representing the U.S. synthetic turf industry, has launched a public outreach and education campaign to offer some clarity and context by reason of recent community concerns…
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published on November 17, 2008 by robert
Two school playgrounds in Port Clinton/Ohio recently resurfaced their play areas with recycled rubber. School officials report they have seen fewer injuries after students fall from the playground equipment than when the school used pebbles to cover the ground…
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published on November 11, 2008 by stefan
The 3rd generation of long pile turf for soccer grounds is applied upon different layers to ensure the natural grass like quality of playing, to preserve player´s health and to guarantee the high standard of 3rd generation artificial turf pitches - easy installation and maintenance. Continue to learn more…
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published on November 6, 2008 by robert
The European Synthetic Turf Organisation (ESTO) is an industry association formed to ensure quality turf and to provide information that can help clients and end-users find the most appropriate solutions in synthetic turf systems. ESTO is a non-profit organization that offers neutral and unbiased information for the promotion of synthetic turf…
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published on November 4, 2008 by robert
A new technique of tire recycling has been developed that can make rubber easily bondable with natural or synthetic rubbers. The microbiological rubber devulcanization process generates a recyclate that can be
used in high value rubber products…
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