DURABILITY AND EASE OF RECYCLABILITY
ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY COMPONENTS FOR SPORT SURFACES
EASE OF RECYCLABILITY
FULL OLEFINS-BASED SYSTEM
NEW HYPOD™ TECHNOLOGY
HYPOD™ POLYOLEFIN DISPERSIONS TAKE SUSTAINABILITY TO THE NEXT LEVEL ENABLING A COMPLETE OLEFINS- BASED COMPONENTS SYSTEM.
ELITE™ Enhanced Polyethylene Yarn
NEW: HYPOD™ Polyolefin Dispersions for Backing
POLYMER YARN:
DOWLEX™ technology offers excellent haptics and resiliency combined with high durability.
NEW HYPOD™ TECHNOLOGY FOR BACKING
HYPOD™ Polyolefin Dispersions is Dow’s latest solution for backing. This new, lighter, recyclable technology helps enable strong tuft bind, dimensional stability and may help to lower system costs. Taking sustainability to a new level, HYPOD™ technology offer manufacturers and facility owners the advantages of a fully recycable pitch based on Dow’s polyolefin system-wide solutions.
ELASTOMERIC GRANULES: INFUSE™ technology helps enable energy absorption, wear resistance, flexibility, and colorability features.
POLYURETHANE BACKING: ENFORCER™ technology offers strong tuft bind even when wet, enhanced durability and dimensional stability.
Dow’s solutions allow athletes to excel by offering high protection from motion-related injuries and demonstrating great durability and resilience for a wide range of sport surfaces.
Scan the QR code or visit the website for more information:
www.dowartificialturf.com Europe: +800-3-694-6367 / +31-11567-2626
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