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At this year’s SALTEX, SISIS (Stand E082) will present an impressive lineup of turf maintenance equipment, each designed to address specific needs in the care of sports pitches, golf courses, and other fine turf areas.

Here’s a closer look at the standout products that will be on display:

12989126290?profile=RESIZE_584xQuadraplay

The Quadraplay is a versatile and compact machine that offers a complete solution for turf maintenance. This all-in-one system allows users to perform up to four different operations simultaneously, such as aeration, brushing, rolling, and surface grooming. With its easy-to-attach system and adjustable features, the Quadraplay is ideal for use on sports pitches, providing a cost-effective and time-efficient way to keep playing surfaces in top condition. Its multifunctional design makes it an invaluable tool for grounds persons looking to achieve a professional finish with minimal effort.

Auto Rotorake MK5

The Auto Rotorake MK5 is a powerful scarifier designed to remove thatch, moss, and organic matter from the turf surface, promoting healthier grass growth. Equipped with a range of interchangeable blades, the Auto Rotorake MK5 provides precise and efficient scarification, helping to improve drainage and reduce the risk of turf diseases. Its adjustable depth settings and ergonomic design make it suitable for a wide variety of turf types, ensuring that it meets the high standards required for maintaining pristine sports fields and ornamental lawns.

Multitiner

The Multitiner is a versatile aerator designed for effective turf aeration, which is crucial for maintaining healthy grass and soil. The Multitiner is suitable for use on various turf surfaces, from golf greens to football pitches, and offers a range of tine options to suit different aeration needs. Its unique design allows for easy handling and manoeuvrability, making it a practical choice for grounds persons looking to improve soil compaction, water infiltration, and root development. The Multitiner is renowned for its reliability and efficiency, providing consistent aeration results with minimal disruption to the playing surface.

Variseeder

The Variseeder is a precise overseeder designed to deliver accurate seed placement and even distribution, essential for promoting strong and uniform grass growth. This machine is perfect for renovating worn or damaged areas, as well as for establishing new turf. The Variseeder features an adjustable seed rate and depth control, allowing for customised seeding to match specific turf conditions. Its user-friendly design ensures that operators can achieve optimal seeding results quickly and efficiently, making it an excellent choice for groundskeepers looking to enhance turf density and quality.

Dart

The Dart is a high-performance aerator specifically engineered to provide clean penetration into the soil, enhancing aeration and promoting healthier root systems. It is particularly effective for use on compacted areas and high-traffic sports surfaces such as bowling greens, croquet lawns, cricket squares and ornamental lawns. The Dart’s unique design allows for maximum soil penetration with minimal surface disruption, ensuring that playing surfaces remain smooth and playable. With its robust construction and easy-to-use features, the Dart is an ideal choice for grounds persons looking to maintain the health and resilience of their turf.

The SISIS team will be available throughout to provide expert advice, answer questions, and demonstrate how their innovative products can help improve turf quality and maintenance efficiency.

For further information or a no obligation demonstration, please contact SISIS on 01332 824 777 or visit www.sisis.com

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Hi All, In a cleints garden, I'm having a real problem with these shoots that are coming up in the lawn.I'm digging them out as I go, they are on long roots. they have an oval shape leaf and develop nasty thorns. See pics.Can anyone help identify…

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