Cork infill granules are a natural material used in artificial turf systems, either on their own or blended with TPE infill. The material has a light brownish-yellow color and comes from a natural cellular source, which gives it its light weight and elastic behavior.
When mixed with TPE granules, cork can reduce the amount of TPE needed in a project, helping to lower overall infill cost while keeping the field's playing performance stable. Cork is suited for projects where sustainability, weight reduction, and natural material sourcing are priorities.
| Item | Description |
|---|---|
| Material Type | Natural cork |
| Color | Light brownish-yellow |
| Application | Artificial turf infill, standalone or blended with TPE |
| Form | Granule |
| Packaging | Bulk bag / pallet packaging available |
| Supply Model | Factory direct, OEM/ODM available |
Note: Specific granule size, density, and mechanical performance data are provided separately based on project and testing requirements.
Cork is a natural material, making it a suitable choice for projects with sustainability requirements or where a non-synthetic infill option is preferred.
Cork granules are lighter than most synthetic infill materials, which can simplify handling and reduce load on the turf base structure.
Cork has a natural elastic structure, giving it good rebound and shape recovery behavior under repeated pressure.
Cork resists water absorption, helping the infill layer maintain stable behavior in wet or humid conditions.
Cork's natural structure provides sound-dampening and heat-insulating properties, which can improve comfort in sports and recreational settings.
Cork maintains consistent behavior over time, supporting long-term field performance when used alone or blended with TPE granules.
Adding cork to a TPE infill mix reduces the required amount of TPE granules, which can lower material cost without compromising overall infill function.
Used as a standalone or blended infill layer to support playing surface performance.
Suitable for synthetic turf systems used across multiple sports.
A natural, lightweight infill option for educational facility surfaces.
Used in public sports areas where durability and natural material sourcing matter.
Light weight makes cork a practical option for elevated or load-sensitive installations.
Suited for turf projects where a natural appearance and material sourcing are part of the design intent.
Cork infill granules are used in artificial turf systems, either alone or blended with TPE, to support playing surface performance and reduce overall material weight.
Yes. Blending cork with TPE granules reduces the amount of TPE required, which helps lower material costs while maintaining infill function.
Cork has natural heat-insulating properties, which can help moderate surface conditions in outdoor installations.
No. Cork is naturally water-resistant, helping the infill layer stay stable in wet or humid conditions.
Cork is lighter than most synthetic infill materials, which can simplify handling and reduce load on the base structure.
Yes. Its light weight makes it a practical choice for rooftop gardens and other load-sensitive turf applications.
