EPDM Playground Rubber Granules: Vibrant Colors for Safe Play

• Customization: Available
• After-sales Service: Avaiable
• Game: Applicable to Multiple Venues
• Shock Absorption Rate: >45%
• Color: Customized
• Installation Ways: Construction
• Usage: Outdoor
• Environmental Protection Level: E0
• Durable Years: Over Ten Years
• Feature: Environmental Friendly
• Material: EPDM
• Function: Waterproof, Soundproof, Anti-Static, Thermal Insulation
• Transport Package: Package
• Specification: 10kg/package
• Trademark: Guansai
• Origin: Guangdong
• HS Code: 40027010
• Production Capacity: 30000tons/Month

Product Description

Product Description

 

Product name	New EPDM Rubber Granules for Kids Playground EPDM rubber particles
Other Name	EPDM tracks particles, plastic particles, runway material
Color	Red, blue, green ETC, customized
Sizes	0.5-2MM, 1-3MM, 2-4MM
Advantage	No toxic, environmentally friendly.
Application:	Running track, jogging track, school playground, playground, kindergarten, etc.
	Sports courts such as basketball courts, tennis courts, etc
	Infill artificial grass,
Application	Schools, Stadiums, Outdoor playgrounds
Certificate	MA, CNAS, ilac-MRA, SGS
Packing	25kg/bag

EPDM granules offer a vibrant and extensive palette of colors, easily customizable to meet any site design requirements. Whether enhancing a school sports field or a professional competition venue, these EPDM plastic tracks significantly elevate the visual allure and functionality of the area.

Our EPDM particles are engineered to withstand pressure, impact, and friction, featuring superior elasticity, shock absorption, and anti-skid properties. These granules provide exceptional protective performance, are non-toxic, and ensure no irritation or pollution, making them safe for human contact.
 

EPDM rubber Granules are extensively utilized in

a: Running Track Surfaces; b: Stylish Playgrounds;
c: Artificial Grass Infill;
d: Safe Playgrounds;
e: Swimming Pool Decks;
f: Multi-function Sports Fields;
g: Multicolor Sidewalks; h: Anti-fatigue Deceleration Zones;

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