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Product Specifications Overview
WQ-2013 6500Dtex
  • Item No WQ-2013
  • Yarn Count 6500Dtex
  • Colour Tricolor pile
  • Height 20mm
  • Guage 3/8inch
  • Stitch 130stitch/m
  • Density 13650 tuft/㎡
  • Backing Composite cloth
WQ-2014 9500Dtex
  • Item No WQ-2014
  • Yarn Count 9500Dtex
  • Colour Tricolor pile
  • Height 20mm
  • Guage 3/8inch
  • Stitch 140stitch/m
  • Density 14700 tuft/㎡
  • Backing Single + net
WQ-2014 (TPR) 8500Dtex
  • Item No WQ-2014
  • Yarn Count 8500Dtex
  • Colour Tricolor pile
  • Height 20mm
  • Guage 3/8inch
  • Stitch 140stitch/m
  • Density 14700 tuft/㎡
  • Backing Single + TPR
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What does Dtex signify in synthetic grass specifications?

Dtex (Decitex) measures the linear mass density of the yarn fibers (grams per 10,000 meters). Higher Dtex values, such as 8500Dtex to 9500Dtex, indicate thicker, more resilient fibers that offer increased durability under foot traffic.

2. How does the 20mm pile height perform in practical applications?

A 20mm pile height provides a neat, well-manicured appearance. It is easy to clean, highly resilient against flattening, and ideal for landscaping, leisure areas, and high-use residential or commercial spaces.

3. What is the difference between Composite cloth, Net, and TPR backing options?

Composite cloth offers reliable baseline strength. Single + Net adds reinforced tear resistance for enhanced dimensional stability. TPR (Thermoplastic Rubber) backing provides superior flexibility, non-slip grip, and environmental recyclability.

4. Why is Tricolor pile color design preferred for artificial grass?

Tricolor pile mixes multiple realistic green tones and natural grass blades to closely imitate authentic natural turf, delivering a vibrant and natural landscape look throughout the year.

5. What does the gauge and stitch rate indicate regarding turf quality?

The gauge (e.g., 3/8 inch) represents the distance between stitch lines, while the stitch rate (e.g., 130-140 stitches/m) measures tuft density along the line. Together, they define the overall density (up to 14,700 tufts/㎡), providing excellent blade support and softness underfoot.

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