Guardian Infill Testing
When it comes to athletic fields, playgrounds, and recreational spaces, safety, performance, and sustainability all play a huge role in choosing the right infill material. That’s why Guardian Biobased TPE Infill has been making waves—offering a biobased, non-toxic alternative to traditional infills without compromising on durability or playability. But bold claims need solid proof. This is where rigorous testing comes in. From environmental impact assessments to performance benchmarks under real-world conditions, Guardian’s biobased infill has undergone thorough evaluation to verify that it delivers on its promises. In this post, we’ll break down the Guardian Infill testing process, explore the results, and see how it measures up against conventional options.
DURABILITY TESTING
Infill that performs on day one is good — but infill that lasts season after season is better. Guardian Biobased TPE Infill undergoes rigorous durability testing to ensure it can stand up to heavy play, harsh weather, and years of use without compromising performance or safety.
PERFORMANCE TESTING
High-quality surfaces start with high-performing materials. Guardian Biobased TPE Infill undergoes extensive performance testing to evaluate resilience, consistency, and comfort, ensuring it delivers reliable results in all conditions and applications.
CLEAN CONTENT TESTING
Guardian Biobased TPE Infill undergoes rigorous Clean Content testing, ensuring every granule meets strict standards for purity, environmental responsibility, and player health. From reducing microplastic concerns to verifying low chemical content, this process helps guarantee that what’s underfoot is as clean as it is durable.
TEMPERATURE TESTING
When the game heats up, your turf shouldn’t. Sports Labs’ temperature testing puts Guardian Biobased TPE Infill through real-world heat performance trials, measuring how it responds under intense sun and high-play conditions. The results help ensure that fields stay cooler, safer, and more comfortable for athletes — even in the peak of summer.
