In many countries of the world, due to different geographical locations, extreme natural conditions and their respective economic conditions, and because of the fact that a considerable number of natural grass pitches must be added to the facilities such as roofing, the natural lawn Laying and maintenance has become more difficult. It is under such specific conditions that synthetic grasses show great advantages. After a long period of development, the artificial grass technology has been relatively mature, and many technical indicators are close to natural grass, which can meet the technical requirements of the professional football game on the surface of the competition venue.
Artificial grass has been developed for more than 40 years. It originated in the United States. At that time, artificial grass was used to solve this problem because the natural grass under the roof could not grow. Since then, artificial turf has spread from the United States to the world, forming the situation of American grass, European grass, Australian grass and Asian grass segmentation market, while American grass has stronger market competition because of its long history, advanced materials and technology. force. Artificial grass overcomes several major difficulties of natural grass: one is that it cannot grow under extreme climatic conditions; the other is that some countries and regions cannot afford high maintenance costs due to economic reasons; the third is in some covered sports venues. Can't grow. In addition to these, artificial grass also has the characteristics of high frequency of use, easy paving, simple maintenance and quick drainage. These advantages make artificial grass have a broad development space, and there is a tendency to replace natural grass! According to statistics, there are 600 standard artificial grass sites in the United States each year, 150 in Germany, 150 in Japan, 100 in the UK, and 500 in China. This does not include a larger number of non-standard venues. Artificial grass has formed a huge market.
In 2001, FIFA introduced the quality certification system recommended by FIFA. The UEFA and multi-national football associations responded immediately and arranged more and more international competitions on artificial grass fields. At the 118th annual meeting of the FIFA Council in London, England on February 28, 2004, FIFA passed a resolution allowing artificial turf to be used in professional competitions. In August 2005, FIFA and UEFA unified the "Standards for Testing and Certification of Football Fields" and launched a higher standard FIFA two-star standard test, agreeing that the World Cup finals can reach the above standard artificial grass field. Held above.
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