Turf Tank is the ultimate solution to mark an artificial turf, which eliminates the clutter of the multiuse permanent inlaid markings. Paint only the layout you need at the moment and keep the turf clean with fresh-looking lines all the time.
LINE MARKING ON SYNTHETIC TURF
PERFECT TURF
NO CLUTTER
SAVE MONEY WHILE IMPROVING THE QUALITY OF YOUR TURF
Artificial turf is a big investment, with high upfront costs, which will increase even more when you opt for inlaid markings. Using a robotic line marker makes the installation easier, reduces waste, while giving the field an impeccable look.
INLAID MARKINGS
MARKING WITH TURF TANK
How much can you save when you mark your turf with Turf Tank?
2 MINUTES TO SET UP
To inlay the sports lines on an artificial turf, you first need to cut the green turf where the lines will be and then insert the painted grass rolls. That means spending money on materials that ultimately will be wasted. On top of this of course you have to add the extra labor costs for measuring the area, cutting and seaming the lines. Turf Tank eliminates these labor costs. Just set it up in 2 minutes and watch it paint the turf all by itself.
NO CLUTTER
A turf typically is used for more sports, which means it will have multiple inlaid lines in different colors to distinguish between the different sports markings. All the clutter makes the turf lose its pristine aspect. With Turf Tank you can paint only the layout you use at the moment to keep the turf clean and without clutter all the time.
PERFECT LINES
When you inlay the lines you need to correctly measure the area where they will be and perfectly cut the turf to fit them. This is a permanent solution, so the job requires skilled workers, attention to detail, and time to achieve the desired results. Due to its GPS system, the Turf Tank robot eliminates human errors and ensures precise and consistent marking every time.
PRESERVE THE LIFE OF YOUR TURF
The inlaid lines are the weakest points on the artificial grass because of the glued surfaces. This could lead to potential cracking where the lines are cut in and thus require changing. When you choose to paint the field instead, no cuts are made, helping you preserve the life of your turf. Plus, you can easily move the layouts a few inches to protect it even more from wear and tear over time.
