iPro Turf Marker (Box of 25)

For sports fields, iPRO Markers provide a very practical and cost effective way to mark positions on the playing surface and to display locations for line marking with iPRO Markers clearly visible in the grass. iPRO Markers can be either left in the ground permanently or moved as and when required.

With the provided tools, iPRO Markers are simply knocked or screwed into the ground so that their coloured, synthetic grass tops remain visible. When the grass is next cut, the iPRO Markers are trimmed to the correct level. This means that they are still visible and are level with the length of the grass.

iPRO Markers are available in boxes of 25 with three different installation tools. Available in blue, white, yellow, red and orange. Brush is UV treated.

• Manually drive the iPRO Markers 2 cm (3/4’) into the ground
• Hold the fibres together and slide them inside the inserting tube
• Using a mallet, strike the inserting tool until the ”STOP” line on the tool has been reached
• Remove the inserting tool. This will leave 3 to 4 cm of fibres above the ground level
• Pour sand between the fibres to fill the empty space just created
• The sand will reinforce the iPRO Markers resistance and make it more visible
• Gently press the fibres using your foot or the mallet head

• Manually drive the iPRO Markers 2 cm (3/4’) into the ground
• Place the spanner into the iPRO Markers
• Turn until 3 to 4 cm of fibres are above the ground level
• Remove the spanner
• Pour sand between the fibres to fill the empty space just created
• The sand will reinforce the iPRO Markers resistance and make it more visible
• Gently press the fibres using your foot or the mallet head

• Manually drive the iPRO Markers 2 cm (3/4’) into the ground
• Place the T-Bar tool into the iPRO Markers
• Turn until 3 to 4 cm of fibres are above the ground level
• Remove the spanner
• Pour sand between the fibres to fill the empty space just create
• The sand will reinforce the iPRO Markers resistance and make it more visible
• Gently press the fibres using your foot or the mallet head