Turf Tank One is our efficient solution for painting your football field, without the need for a manual operator.
Focus on other important tasks while the robot paints the field.
Painting a football field is no small task. It requires hard work, patience and loads of equipment. Not to mention hours of walking up and down the field while pushing the line marker in front of you. With the Turf Tank ONE line marking robot this job is easier than ever!
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Manual line marking of a football field typically requires 4 peopleāwith a Turf Tank ONE itās a oneāperson job! Thatās a reduction on labor cost of more than 80% each time the field requires a new lick of paint.
In order to save on paint, the Turf Tank ONE is equipped with a lowāpressure pump/nozzle setāup. Itās effective. So much so that the robot uses half the paint to paint a football field compared to traditional technique (pushing that old line marker around).
In the traditional manner, each line of the field is measured by hand using long tape measures. Strings run cornerātoācorner and sideātoāside to create a layout of the field. When this is done, groundskeepers push the line marker which applies paint to the lines.
But marking a football field doesnāt have to be this hard. With the Turf Tank, everything is controlled with one app whether youāre painting a field for football, lacrosse, soccer or otherwise.
For initial marking and overmarking!
We’ve had a robot for 2 years now at Liberty University and let me tell you, we love the thing! It has saved me from walking 50 hours a week. We used to have 3 people painting a field for 3 hours out there, that’s a 9 man hour total. Now it’s down to an hour and a half and just the robot painting.
With limited time, increasing workloads and the growing number of sports fields at Gillette Stadium, Turf Tank Robot has built measurable efficiencies into our overall turf management operations
A fantastic product and fantastic staff.
Instead of us being here at 11.30 at night before a game, weāre able to feed our kids supper, weāre able to send our coaches home to their families and increase their quality of life. Let them spend time with their own kids and wives. That is important to me as a leader of our program along with the head coaches of other programs in the school. We want to increase the quality of lives of our coaches while being efficient.
Jeff Davis High School
