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27 . Sep . 2016
Privacy Policy

Amorim Sports, Lda. Commitment The protection of privacy and personal data is a fundamental commitment of Amorim Sports, Lda. to the customers ("Customers") of its products and services. Amorim Sports, Lda. (Corticeira Amorim) advises you to read this Privacy Policy and its updates.   Responsible for data processing…

12 . Oct . 2016
12 . Oct . 2016
Does the cork oak need to be cut down to harvest the cork?

No. Stripping is carried out manually and the trees are never cut down. After each stripping, the cork oak undergoes an original process of self-regeneration of the bark, which gives the activity of cork harvesting a uniquely sustainable nature.

12 . Oct . 2016
How important are cork oak forests?

Cork oak forests contribute to the preservation of biodiversity and the survival of many indigenous animal species, some of which in danger of extinction. Equally important is its role in capturing CO2, the regulation of the hydrological cycle and restraining environmental and social desertification.Cork oak forests fo…

26 . Jul . 2017
Bringing back a part of nature to the artificial turf system

The use of natural cork or cork combined with other materials as an infill is favoured due to corks’ many positive proprieties, such as: low density (insulation properties with low heat absorption when exposed to sunlight), high elasticity (because of the large share of air that fills its cell structure), high strength…

25 . Oct . 2016
Accurate Information

All update on our official social media channels are approved by the marketing team to ensure accurate information and brand positioning.  Considering the real time nature of these channels, we may not have resources to validate all information provided and thus encourage you to provide feedback and help us build a mor…

18 . Oct . 2021
In terms of circular economy infills, do they release microplastics?

No cork infills from our Nature range or from our Organic range release any microplastics. In case of cork-based infills, which may contain some synthetic components, they are chosen by selecting circular economy materials and always consider cork in their composition, which lowers the amount of microplastics released…

11 . Apr . 2017
Cork infills ensure performance naturally

Amorim Nature infills’ main goals are to allow functional suitability, a balance between cost-effectiveness and environmental compatibility, material durability, and multifunctionality.

09 . Jan . 2023
Football and rugby pitches, France

Infill Amorim Nature 130 applied in the artificial turf of a rugby pitch and in several mixed pitches in France.

04 . Jul . 2023
Main Goal

In order to meet the club's objective of providing players and other users with a more sustainable football pitch, Amorim Sports’Nature infill was adopted to provide functional finish with less buoyancy and coagulating in rainy season, while remaining cork’s natural shock absorption feature, in the artificial turf syst…

08 . Mar . 2021
Infills applied by:

Green Power company was in charge of the project installation. The structural base was made of asphalt with a draining profile. A pre-fabricated shock pad was provided with 17mm, with drainage capacity and absorption performance. The filling of the turf with sand (18kg/m2), as a weight layer, and Amorim Nature 190 cork…

14 . Dec . 2020
Infills applied by:

Polytan Denmark The project took place during spring 2020. 8858 m2 of POLYTAN´s grass “Legend Pro” was installed on top of the prefabricated PRO PLAY shockpad with a height of 23 mm. As weight layer on the artificial grass, 19 kg/m2 of sand was filled in, before the installation of 1.9 kg/m2 of Amorim Nature 130, as a…

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