The Uwe Seeler Fussball Park chose a cork-based natural infill for the installation of the new artificial turf system in its football pitch, in Germany.

Cork infill application in the FC Gleidorf-Holthausen and Schmallenberg municipality’s artificial turf football pitch.

GOTEC Sportsysteme, a German company specialized in the construction and maintenance of sports grounds, chose a cork-based natural infill for artificial turf for the construction project of the SG Malsburg-Marzell Sports Club football field in Germany.

The SV Germania 90 club and the municipality of Schöneiche chose a cork-based natural infill for artificial turf when they rebuilt their pitch in Germany.

[1]The presence of other potentially toxic substances was also tested in the German laboratory Chemisches Laboratorium Dr. Stegemann, in order to check compliance with the DIN-defined limits.

In Europe, cork infills comply with typical EN 15330, French NF norm, German DIN norm as well as RAL GZ 944/4 and EN 71-3 standards. Cork and cork-based infills regularly comply with FIFA standards to highest classes and are certified in many cases.

The infill supplied by Amorim Sports for the various projects was Amorim Nature 130.   This 100% cork-based infill has the RAL GZ 944 quality certificate, which guarantees that it is an environmentally safe product in accordance with the strict quality standards set by the German Institute for Quality Assurance and Cer…