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Visitors to GroundsFest 2026 will have the opportunity to be among the first in the UK to see the new Turf-Tidy 5000, as Redexim showcases its latest innovations on stand OSA230.

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Making its UK debut following its launch earlier this year, the Turf-Tidy 5000 is the largest cut-and-collect machine in the Redexim range. Designed for large-scale turf maintenance, it combines flail mowing, scarifying, dethatching and debris collection in a single pass, helping contractors and grounds professionals maintain extensive areas quickly and efficiently while reducing downtime. 

The Turf-Tidy 5000 joins the established Turf-Tidy 3000 and the compact Turf-Tidy 1100, giving visitors the chance to see the complete Turf-Tidy range together for the first time.

Whether maintaining sports facilities, parks, racecourses or large estates, there is now a Turf-Tidy solution suited to every scale of operation.

Alongside the new machine, Redexim will be showcasing a wide selection of equipment from across its professional turf maintenance portfolio.

Visitors can explore the renowned Verti-Drain® range, the aerators that have become synonymous with effective soil decompaction, as well as a selection of seeding equipment including the Multi-Seeder 1600, Speedseed 1500 and Overseeder 3D 1575 LV. The stand will also feature RINK top dressers, including the DS1600 EVO, designed to deliver accurate and consistent material application across sports turf and amenity surfaces.

Paul Langford, Director of Commercial Operations at Redexim, said: “Bringing the Turf-Tidy 5000 to the UK at GroundsFest lets us showcase the complete Turf-Tidy range side by side for the first time. It's the machine our customers have been asking for – the capacity to tackle large-scale cut-and-collect work without constant emptying – and seeing it alongside the 3000 and 1100 demonstrates just how comprehensive the range has become.” 

Whether you're looking to improve aeration, overseeding, top dressing or cut-and-collect operations, a visit to the Redexim stand will provide the opportunity to see some of the industry's leading turf maintenance equipment up close and speak to the team about finding the right solution for your requirements.

For more information, visit https://www.redexim.com/uk/

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