Infill Decompaction Maintenance

Geared-Roller Artificial-Turf Aerator

Share turf and infill types, surface observations and towing information to review aerator selection.

The Geared-Roller Artificial-Turf Aerator is a tow-behind maintenance attachment that loosens compacted performance infill through the slight lifting and separating action of coupled rollers fitted with short teeth. Unlike natural-grass aerators that pierce soil with long spikes, it works between fibres at the correct setting to assist with surface hardness and infill mobility. Working depth, roller contact, direction, speed and repeat passes must be established by trial to protect seams, markings and turf backing. Hitch, working width, tooth geometry, operating weight, power requirement and compatibility with the installed system are confirmed from current technical documentation.

Tow-behind artificial-turf aerator with multiple coupled rollers and short carbide teeth on a synthetic pitch

Roller and Field System Compatibility

Compare tine geometry, contact and depth adjustment, working width and connection against technical documents. Check the permitted operating scope in turf maintenance instructions.

Before and After Maintenance Review

Agree the work area and pass plan with the maintenance team. Record manual-compliant settings, surface observations and post-operation inspection points.

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