Here's an English version of the explanation for common types of synthetic (PU) running tracks and their suitable applications:
1. Full-PU Track
Features:
Made entirely of polyurethane (PU), offering excellent elasticity, durability, and weather resistance.
Smooth, flat surface with strong slip resistance and impact resistance.
Best for:
Professional athletic stadiums
High-level training venues
Schools or facilities requiring premium performance and durability.
2. Composite Track
Features:
Elastic granules as the base layer with a PU top layer.
Balances good elasticity and durability at a lower cost than full-PU tracks.
Best for:
Large and medium-sized school sports fields
Training venues
Facilities that need high performance but have a moderate budget.
3. Hybrid Track
Features:
PU base layer topped with EPDM granules.
Stable performance and shorter construction period.
Best for:
School playgrounds
Community sports areas
Fitness tracks.
4. Permeable Track
Features:
Base layer made of black rubber granules with a PU surface.
Breathable and water-permeable, resistant to bulging, and more budget-friendly.
Best for:
Regular school playgrounds
Community sports fields
Training paths or jogging trails.
5. Prefabricated Roll Track
Features:
Factory-produced rubber rolls installed on-site.
High flatness, quick installation, and eco-friendly materials.
Best for:
Indoor sports venues
Gyms or fitness centers
Facilities emphasizing high flatness and eco-friendliness.
6. EPDM Surface (Non-standard Track)
Features:
Surface made of EPDM granules; good elasticity and multiple color options.
More suitable for recreational use and more cost-effective than standard tracks.
Best for:
Kindergartens or children's playgrounds
Community jogging or walking paths
Public park fitness areas.
