[:pb]Evolution was born from mixing fibrillated yarns with monofilament yarns on the same lawn. The characteristics of monofilament yarn are material quality and strength. The hybrid fibrillated threads, which are also resistant, incorporate the function of retaining the rubber within the lawn.
The result is a lawn with greater longevity and excellent performance, in addition to an appearance closer to natural. The coverage of the evolution line is dense and firm, as the fibrillated threads, when loose, fill the spaces between the monofilament threads and help to structure the system, keeping the monofilament threads in a vertical position.
[:es]Every innovation arises from the fusion of distinct ideas and it was from this concept that Sportlink created the Evolution line.
A series of innovations marked the continuation of synthetic growth throughout the world. Sportlink also launches its most recent trends and is a mix of fibrillated fibers and monofilament on the same field. The characteristics of the monofilament thread are the quality and resistance of the material.
The hybrid fibrillated hiles, also resistant, incorporate the functionality of retaining the gum inside the cancha. The result of the sum of these hilos is a cancha with greater durability and excellent performance. The coverage falls dense and firm, causing fibrillated fibers, when sueltos, to fill the space between the monofilament fibers and help to structure the system, keeping the monofilament fibers in a vertical position.
Furthermore, the aesthetics were especially improved, once the mixing of the hilos resulted in a comparison with a similarity much closer to the natural one.[:en]Evolution was born of mixing fibrillated fiber with monofilament fiber on the same turf. The characteristics of monofilament fiber are the quality and strength of the material. Hybrid fibrillated fiber, also resistant, incorporates the function of retaining the rubber inside the lawn.
The result is a turf with longer life and excellent performance, as well as an appearance closer to that of natural grass. The cover is dense and firm, due to the fibrillated fiber, when released; they fill the spaces between the monofilament fibers and help to structure the system while maintaining the monofilament fiber upright.[:]
