When buyers compare artificial turf products, density is one of the specifications that should not be overlooked.

Turf density refers to how closely the yarn is arranged across the surface. Different applications require different product structures, so density should always be considered together with pile height, yarn type and the intended use.

For example, Champion Grass product specifications include different density levels for different applications:

• Landscape turf: 23,100 tufts/m²
• Golf turf: 67,200 tufts/m²
• Basketball turf: 52,500 tufts/m²
• Short grass turf: 55,440 tufts/m²
• Football turf: 10,080 tufts/m²

These differences show why buyers should not compare density numbers without considering the product purpose.

During manufacturing, the tufting process follows the confirmed product specification. The yarn is inserted into the backing according to the required structure.

For buyers, the most useful approach is to compare the complete specification rather than focusing on a single number.

When requesting a quotation, it is better to confirm yarn type, pile height, density and backing information together.

This gives distributors and project buyers a clearer understanding of what they are purchasing and makes product comparison more practical.