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2200 lb Super Sacks of Rubber Crumb Synthetic Turf Infill Material For Turf, Fringe, & Sport Fields

Safe Metalic Free Rubber Crumb that is used as in-fill material in synthetic turf , sports fields, or putting green fringe applications.

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Super Sacks of Rubber Crumb Infill Material

Used for infill in Sports Turf, Synthetic Lawns, Playground Areas, & Horse Riding Rings.

Crumb rubber is a finely ground, powdered rubber produced from whole tires. Our Tire Recycling utilizes both cryogenic and ambient systems to produce 250 million pounds per year of high quality crumb rubber from passenger or all black radial truck tires at four strategically located facilities through out the USA. By reclaiming more than 33 percent of the nation’s discarded tires, means we annually transform more than 110 million tires into raw materials for smart, sustainable products that improve people’s lives. Strict quality control process assures reliability and customer satisfaction in every bag.

Our specially designed rubber crumb infill with dust free rubber granules prevent "flyout", "splashing", and migration of the base so that traction, drainage and shock absorption are maximized.

Used to provide an in-fill cushion material in synthetic turf to provide additional safety against injuries from falls from athletes & children.
Made from 100% Recycled Tires & free of metal fibers
Used in Synthetic Sports Turfs & Synthetic Lawns world-wide for many years.
Product can also be added into the production of hot asphalt
We offer the most popular style G1 for most synethetic lawn/fringe applications (See chart below for sieve passing). Particles are about the size of granulated sugar.
G1 is in 2,200 lb commercial Super Sacks
Most Synthetic Lawn applications require 1-2 lbs per sqyd of G1. (2000 lb Super Sack will infill 1000-2000 sqft of Synthetic Turf).
Same product used in Synthetic Sports Fields World Wide!
There is approximately 28 lbs of product per 1 cuft. or 2.5 lbs per 1 square foot x 1" depth.
An athletic field requires approximately 125 tons of crumb rubber – about 20,000 tires. (Email for special pricing & shipping on multible pallet orders)
Use 1-2 lbs per sqft depending upon pile height and density of your turf
For spreading large amounts of rubber crumb we recomend a commercial Top Dresser machine available at http://www.ecolawnapplicator.com See if there is a local dealer who will rent you a machine or know of a local contractor who can help you.
Can be mixed with sand to create a more solid surface. This mixing is done by the end user, We only ship you the rubber crumb.
No Minimum or Maximum Purchase requirements

To calculate shipping costs, add a product to the shopping cart. An orange colored "Calculate Shipping" tab will now show up on the right side of your screen in the blue area in the shopping cart section. Click on this "Calculate Shipping" and enter your zip code. Hit "Submit", and your shipping options & delivery times will now be displayed. If there is a choice, pick the option that best fits your needs. Customer/contactor is responsible for providing man-power/equipment to off-load pallet(s) at delivery point unless you request the lift gate service option. Orders to Canada may be slightly more. We will get an exact quote & contact you before processing order. Canadian customers responsible for duties & import taxes.

NOTE: The US government has implemented a new “Electronic Log Documentation” (ELD) law that has caused havoc in the transportation industry. Due to this new law, it’s harder to find trucks, deliveries are not delivering on time and prices have gone through the roof. Prices have doubled in some cases. Before processing your order, we will get an exact current price quote for your order and let you know the price. You can then decide to continue or cancel the order.

G1 Infill (Pan size = # of equal holes per square inch)

Pan Size	% Retained
8	0-15
10	10-40
16	40-70
20	0-25
25	0-5
30	0-2
Pan	0-1
Totals	100%

** SHIPPING NOTES **

Shipping prices are subject to change from the amount listed under "Calculate Shipping". If the actual shipping price is higher, we will get a special quote & your approval before we ship it to you. The reasons are as follows:

1) Trucks (availability) and Destination are the top factors. The gas has a FSC (fuel surcharge). I think it is now 26%, but it changes often. The trucks are a large factor being that there is a shortage of trucks on the road and this has been happening for several years. Sometimes we just can not find any trucks to ship, after calling on numerous LTL carriers.

2) Destination (or what I think the trucking business calls “lanes”) are a crucial element in the pricing. The way it is explained to me, truckers do not want to carry a load somewhere that they can not pick up something on return. They want in and out quickly and do not want to wait around. Time is money for them. There are known dead zones that do not hold much promise for return loads.

3) The infrastructure of some states and cities (the condition of the highways).

4) If the delivery address is business or residential, that also plays into the pricing.

5) If you require a special lift-gate to unload your order, there is an additional fee that has to be charged depending upon the size of the load.

6) NOTE: The US government has implemented a new “Electronic Log Documentation” (ELD) law that has caused havoc in the transportation industry. Due to this new law, it’s harder to find trucks, deliveries are not delivering on time and prices have gone through the roof. Prices have doubled in some cases. Before processing your order, we will get an exact current price quote for your order and let you know the price. You can then decide to continue or cancel the order.

LTL shipments are at the mercy of the carriers because they have to be trolled around with other orders and may be unloaded and loaded a couple of times before they arrive at their destination and some truckers just find it a trial to maneuver in residential areas. I hope I have not confused you too much. The bottom line is, shipping pricing is variable and we have no control over it. (It makes one think that the trucking business is a profitable business to go into now with the shortage of trucks but that is a whole nother thing). Sometimes, the cost of shipping can cost more than the materials ordered and we apoligize for that but we are not here to make money on the shipping costs. We just want you to receive your LTL order quickly and efficiently at the best rate possible. ... TED GREINER (CEO TJB-INC)

Video of a Modern Phoenix 3000 Tire Recycling Plant in operation

Pictures below from one of Tire Recycling Processing Plants

Frequently Ased Questions about Rubber In-Fill Materials

Will the crumb rubber float away when it rains?

No, your crumb rubber in-fill material will not float away when it rains. The high density of crumb rubber will cause it to stay in place.

Is Rubber in-fill safe?

According to the EPA, crumb rubber in-fill can be used as ground cover under playground equipment and “possesses high impact attenuation/ability to absorb the energy from falling children and objects.”
Also the use of crumb rubber on athletic playing fields as a soil additive can increase the “resiliency of the field thereby decreasing injuries.” (See additional information below)

Installation Tips

You should contact www.ecolawnapplicator.com to see if they have sold a machine to a rental center or contractor close to you that you can hire or rent the spreader from. If you do not have access to a spreader from Ecolawnapplicator then spreading rubber grinds is best done by hand. It is not possible to use a drop spreader with rubber grinds as it is with most other infill materials. The rubber crumb is too big for most drop spreaders and has a tendency of clogging the spreader. However, due to its characteristics it is much easier to disperse once it is on the turf.

To get started, fill your wheelbarrow with the rubber crumb material. Position the wheelbarrow in a needed area, reach in with both hands and grab as much as you can carry. Simply throw the rubber crumb onto the turf until you have the entire area filled. You will want enough infill material to fill in between the fibers without completely covering the tips of the fiber. It is all right if some areas have more infill than others at this point of the process. You will be brushing the infill in with a power broom or stiff bristle broom to even out the rubber grinds.

Brooming the rubber grinds is a required step to work the infill down into the fibers of the turf. It also helps disperse the infill and even out the high spots created during the application of the rubber grinds.

Using a stiff bristle broom, use short brisk strokes against the grain to work the rubber down into the fibers and to the backing material. Continue brooming until the blades are standing up and you have an even layer of rubber.

Use short brisk strokes to work the rubber into the fibers.
Continue brooming until the blades are standing upright.

The final step of the infill process is wetting down the turf with a garden hose. This helps drop the infill material down into the fibers and to the base. It also helps clean excess dust and debris left behind during the infill process.

Simply hose down the area side to side with your garden hose. Make sure to wet down the entire area to ensure all infill materials are settled. Repeat as often as necessary.

Current Health Concerns about Rubber Crumb Materials

(there has been a lot of news coverage so we wanted to address the concerns as best as we can with current information)

Q: What materials can be found in the artificial turf crumb rubber?
A: The crumb rubber used in artificial turf is mainly composed of recycled tires, which contain man-made and natural rubber. Certain materials have been identified in the crumb rubber, including:

polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs)
metals, such as zinc and iron
volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
latex

Q: Can people be exposed to the materials found in crumb rubber?
A: There are three possible ways that people might be exposed:

Accidentally ingesting small amounts of material by placing fingers in the mouth or not washing hands before eating after playing on the fields.
Breathing in dust created from playing on the field or from vapors given off by the turf.
Direct skin contact with the crumb rubber.

Q: Are there any health concerns related to crumb rubber exposure?
A: Several scientific research studies carried out in the United States and Europe have examined the chemical composition of crumb rubber. These studies have assessed the potential exposures and health risks for people using turf fields. Based on these research findings, health risks are unlikely from exposure to the levels of chemicals found in artificial turf. However, there are limitations to these studies and more research is needed.

Q: Can people be exposed to these chemicals from other sources?
A: Many of the chemicals found in crumb rubber are very common in the urban environment. People can be exposed through normal daily activities including breathing air, eating food, and by getting dirt or dust on their skin. For example, rubber dust is created from the wear and tear of tires on roads and is a source of city air and soil pollution. PAHs come from the exhaust of engines, smoke from fires and cigarettes, dust-containing soot, urban soil and char-broiled foods. Gasoline, paint, building materials, trees and many other sources release VOCs into the air.

See the myths associated with crumb rubber, and compare them against the facts. "CLICK HERE"

COMPLETED Posting: Modification to the Tires Website see: Health and Environmental Concerns, http://www.epa.gov/epawaste/conserve/materials/tires/health.htm.

Playgrounds and Synthetic Turf Fields

There have been concerns about the health implications of the use of recycled tire crumb in playgrounds and in synthetic turf athletic fields. In response to these concerns, EPA conducted a Scoping-Level Field Monitoring Study of Synthetic Turf Fields and Playgrounds. The final report was issued in 2009 and concluded that on average, concentrations of components monitored in this study were below levels of concern. To supplement this study’s limited data, EPA met with state and local representatives in 2010 to review other available field monitoring studies including a 2010 study conducted by the state of Connecticut which concluded that exposures and risks were not elevated (relative to what is commonly found in outdoor air) for either children or adults using the fields.

A 2010 report (PDF) (13 pp, 238.24 K) by the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery examined the possible human health risks of outdoor athletic fields made from artificial turf containing recycled crumb rubber with respect to skin abrasions, bacteria harbored by the turf, inhalable particulate matter, and volatile organic compounds. The report concluded these fields do not pose a serious public health concern, with the possible exception of an increased skin abrasion rate on artificial turf relative to natural turf.

At this point, EPA does not believe that the field monitoring data collected provides evidence of an elevated health risk resulting from the use of recycled tire crumb in playgrounds or in synthetic turf athletic fields. Ultimately, the use of recycled tire crumb or any other playground materials is a state and local decision.

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1/18/2022 – Is this crumb rubber similar to what you would get from the company that installed your turf? Could you send a sample of what your crumb rubber looks like?

Response From TJB-INC: Yes, this is the same material. It is used in synthetic sport and home turf all over the world.

You can order a sample at https://shop.tjb-inc.com/rubber-crumb-samples---synthetic-turf-infill-material-for-turf-fringe--sport-fields-p2045.aspx

… TED

8/7/2018 – I have a sports turf section at my school that is 150' x 15'. How much infill do I need? Do you ship to Illinois?

Response From TJB-INC: Yes we ship to all of North America including Illinois.

As far as how much you need, it will depend upon many different factors. Is the grass new or used? This would change the grass fiber length. Longer the length, the more crumb rubber is necessary. Do you mix the rubber with a ratio of sand? If yes, what is the ratio you use? Normally it is 1 - 2 lbs of crumb rubber per sqft. You have 2250 sqft of area to fill. You will need 1-2 super sacks. I would get 2 super sacks because you can always add more rubber if needed if you have extra on hand. It will disapear in the shoes of the players over time so you will need to re-add over time.

3/4/2018 – Can you please send me a pic of the rubber crumb product in the different sizes and colors you have?

Response From TJB-INC: G1 Infill (Pan size = # of equal holes per square inch)

Pan Size % Retained
8 0-15
10 10-40
16 40-70
20 0-25
25 0-5
30 0-2
Pan 0-1
Totals 100%

Only in black color

8/31/2017 – Did you receive any feedback from the people with the 8,640 sq ft dog agility field? I am in the same position so would like to try to find out how much rubber crumb it took for them to sufficiently infill their turf.

Response From TJB-INC: No, they never contacted us again. The amount needed depends upon length and stitch rate of the turf they purchased. New turf will require more than re-purposed turf that has been worn.

2/17/2017 – Hello,
Is it possible to get a freezer bag sample of the synthetic turf infill product.

Thank you.

Response From TJB-INC: Yes, we sell sample packs.

4/29/2016 – I'm building a new home. It's shaped in something similar to a large U. In the middle of the U will be my courtyard and pool. I'm just researching rubber decking vs. concrete patios and came across your website. Could I use this product with some sort of adhesive to cover my entire courtyard decking? Does it come in multiple colors? Can it adhere to crushed stone or do I need a concrete or wood base? Is it waterproof? (I ask because if I need a wood base could I just get away with adding non pressure treated deck and install this product on top of it?) FYI, I have about 4,000 sq. feet to cover. I really look forward to your answer! :0)

Response From TJB-INC: Yes you could mix with a polymer to bind the particles together. I do not have any idea which kind would work best for your application. You will have to research this. Our rubber crumb only comes in Black. You may want to use the large equestrian rubber we sell which is 1/4" sized particles.

12/9/2015 – I have an 8,640 sf artificial turf dog training facility. The blades are about 1". Our installer sold me on Zeolite infill (even though I wanted rubber) and it does not give adequate traction for our agility dogs. Given the blade size and existing sand infill how much rubber do you think we should put in to add traction and shock absorption but not lay on top of the blades? Thanks in advance for you answer.

Response From TJB-INC: I do not know the answer to this. I would suggest ordering a 50 lb bag and then do a measured test area (10' x 10') by adding a set amount of rubber crumb and then see if that amount is sufficient for the dog's traction. If not, keep adding more until you reach the correct amount. Weigh the remainder rubber crumb left in the bag. Once you have the correct formula, we can figure out exactly how much rubber crumb is need the the remainder of your facility.

... TED

7/27/2014 – I have a 30 x 30' area of crumb rubber (6-8 tons) that was used for for a playground area in the Salt Lake City, Ut, area. The playground equipment has since been removed. How do I get rid of the crumb rubber? It is clean. Can it be resold/recycled? Can you hire a vacuum truck service to remove it? Advice would be most appreciated.

Response From TJB-INC: You will need to check with your local public works dept to see what they can recommend on disposal of the crumb.

7/13/2014 – Can rubber crumb b used in place of sandbox sand for my children

Response From TJB-INC: I do not see why not.

6/12/2014 – We are a company in the Cayman Islands pricing a proposed FIFA job here that would like to get a quote from you for 125 MT of the above captioned material shipped to our freight forwarder in Medley, FL 33178. Would prefer them packaged in 2000 or 4000 lb bags.

Would appreciate your quickest response since the bid is due basically tomorrow.

ARNIL B. SANTOS, CE
Project Manager
Island Paving (1985) Ltd
243 North Sound Road
PO Box 10511
Grand Cayman KY1-1005
Cayman Islands
Tel (345) 949-8294 ext 108
Fax (345) 949-8104
Cell (345) 323-0421
email: arnil.santos@islandpaving.net
www.islandpaving.net

Response From TJB-INC: We only have the product in 2000 lb super sacks. You will need 138 of these. We can do this order for $0.23 per lb delivered to your freight forwarder on FL.

Total cost of $63,480.00 USD

The sacks will come on Flat bed trailers that will need to be unloaded at your site by your equipment.

… TED

4/3/2013 – I am looking to cover a 30X30 ft area for a play area in my yard. 1: do I have to treat the lawn with weed killer and/or put down a ground covering material before putting the rubber crumb? 2: how much product do you suggest I need to cover this area and how thick of a layer would you suggest?

Response From TJB-INC: If you currently have vegetation there now, a product like Round-Up will work good to kill all of it. Then I would put down a landscape fabric to allow the water to drain through but prevent the rubber from mixing with the soil below. Any breakthrough growth can also be controlled with Round-up.

As far as coverage goes, you have 900 sqft. The formula is: 1 cubic ft of crumb = 28 lbs. To cover 1 sqft 12" thick, you would need 28 lbs per sqft x 900'. To cover 6" thick, you would need you would 14 lbs per sqft x 900'. To cover 3" thick, you would need 7 lbs x 900'. If you need help with the math, let me know and I will help you calculate out the correct amount. ... TED

7/3/2012 – how much is the price of crumb rubber?

Response From TJB-INC: Prices are listed right on the product page.

8/23/2011 – I would like to get a sample of both the G1 and A1 crumb. How large is your sample size? Can I request at least a 5 lb. sample of each?

Response From TJB-INC: Samples are typically 1 lb. We do not have different sized samples. You could order 5 of each.

7/19/2011 – I need to know how much material you're talking about in your "sample." I want to experiment with this material to see if it is suitable for re-soling rubber shoes that have worn out (like those garden shoes that are so popular). Would there be enough material in the sample to try coating the bottoms of a pair of shoes?

Thanks,

Laurie

Response From TJB-INC: It runs about 1/2 lb

6/23/2011 – How many cubic feet is there in a fifty pound sack?

Response From TJB-INC: There is approximately 28lbs per cuft.

5/16/2010 – I am looking to obtain some of your crumb rubber in a consistency close to that of talcum powder, can you provide this? I would need 100 pounds to start with.

Response From TJB-INC: Sorry, we only have the A1 & G1. You might be able to put this material in a coffee grinder in little bits and grind it up to the size partical you need. I do not know of any company that manufacturers crumb that small.

4/21/2010 – i want to know about duty drawback rate on crumb rubber pls give me ans in detail

Response From TJB-INC: Hi Bikram,

I asked the mill as well and we both do not know what a "duty drawback rate" is. Can you explain what you are asking? ... TED

12/16/2009 – Could I use the infill on my 60 oz. synthetic lawn that has thatching?

Response From TJB-INC: Yes. The particals are small enough to get down inbetween the "thatching" and will add additional softness to the surface.

10/8/2009 – Do you have Material Technical Data Sheets available for this product?

Response From TJB-INC: MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET U.S. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
May be used to comply with Occupational Safety & Health Administration
OSHA's Hazard Communication Standard, (Non-Mandatory Form)
29 CFR 191Q,1200. Standard must be Form Approved
consulted for specific requirements. OMB No. 1218-0072

IDENTITY (AS USED ON LABEL AND LIST) SECTION I
MANUFACTURE'S NAME: Emergency Telephone Number
Liberty Tire 770-548-0957
ADDRESS (NUMBER, STREET, CITY, STATE, AND ZIP CODE TELEPHONE NUMBER FOR INFORMATION
301 Wellco Lane 706-602-0072 Gene Kostreba
DATE PREPARED
Calhoun, Georgia 30701 3/14/2009
SIGNATURE OF PREPARED (OPTIONAL)

SECTION II - HAZARDOUS INGREDIENTS/IDENTITY INFORMATION
HAZARDOUS COMPONENTS
Material Names (CAS) Wt % OSHA PEL ACGIH TLV

Vulcanized Rubber Compound Approx. 99% N/A N/A

Talc, respirable dust (14807-96-8) Less than 4% 2.0 mg/m3 (2.0mg/m3)

FLASH POINT Ignition temperature of dust cloud FLAMMABLE LIMITS
320 C (608F) Approximately N/A

SECTION III - PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS
IGNITION TEMP OF DUST (Boiling Point) SPECIFIC GRAVITY (H20-1)
N/A .933 to 1.4
VAPOR PRESSURE (mm Hg) MELTING POINT
N/A Variable
VAPOR DENSITY (AIR - 1) EVAPORATION RATE
N/A N/A
SOLUBILITY IN WATER
Insoluble
APPEARANCE AND ODOR
Ground black particles of rubber, with some rubber dust, slight odor of vulcanized rubber.

SECTION IV - FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARD DATA
FLASH POINT (METHOD USED) FLAMMABLE LIMITS LEL LEL
Ignition temperature of dust cloud - 320c (608F) approx. N/A .025 oz/cu ft* N/A
EXTINGUISHING MEDIA
Water spray, carbon dioxide, dry chemical powder, polymer foam. DO NOT USE HIGH PRESSURE WATER
SPECIAL FIRE FIGHTING PROCEDURES
Noxious gases may be formed under fire conditions. Wear NIOSH-approved self-
contained breathing apparatus.

UNUSUAL FIRE AND EXPLOSION HAZARDS: Dust may be explosive if mixed with air in critical proportions & in
the presence of an ignition source. The hazard is similar to that of any organic solid.
* Estimates based on data for 200 mesh synthetic & crude hard rubber dust ; information contained in the NFPA
Fire Protection Handbook
SECTION V - REACTIVITY DATA
STABILITY UNSTABLE CONDITIONS TO AVOID
Avoid situations that will cause burning
Stable STABLE
xxxx
INCOMPATIBILITY (MATERIALS TO AVOID)
Avoid strong oxidizing agents.
HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION OR BYPRODUCTS Thermal decomposition may produce carbon monoxide,
carbon dioxide, zinc oxide fume/dust, sulfur dioxide, liquid and gaseous hydrocarbons.
HAZARDOUS MAY OCCUR CONDITIONS TO AVOID: Spontaneous combustion can occur
POLY- at approx. 290F. Do not store hot material in hoppers, etc.
MERIZATION WON'T OCCUR Do not expose to high temperature or ignition source.
xxxx
SECTION VI - HEALTH HAZARD DATA
ROUTE(S) OF ENTRY: INHALATION? X SKIN ? X INGESTION?

HEALTH HAZARDS (ACUTE AND CHRONIC)
The product can contain fine fibers that may cause itching. Otherwise not known. This material generally thought
to be a nuisance dust.

CARCINOGENICITY: NTP? ARC MONOGRAPHS? OSHA REGULATED
Rubber is not listed as a carcinogen.
SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE
Itching of skin, irritation of mucous membrane, sneezing and coughing, irritation of eyes

MEDICAL CONDITIONS GENERALLY AGGRAVATED BY EXPOSURE:
Not known; however, could potentially aggravate allergies due to dust exposure/inhalation.

EMERGENCY AND FIRST AID PROCEDURES
Normal washing of skin with soap & water. Ordinary means of personal hygiene are adequate.

SECTION VII - PRECAUTIONS FOR SAFE HANDLING AND USE
STEPS TO BE TAKEN IN CASE MATERIAL IS RELEASED OR SPILLED
Sweep or vacuum into disposal containers.

WASTE DISPOSAL METHOD
Product not defined as a hazardous waste. Dispose of in accordance with federal, state, and local regulations

PRECAUTIONS TO BE TAKEN IN HANDLING AND STORING
Do not store near flame or ignition source. Do not store hot material in tubs or containers where
spontaneous combustion could occur.

OTHER PRECAUTIONS

SECTION VII - CONTROL MEASURES
RESPIRATORY PROTECTION
Enough fresh air should flow past the user to prevent exposure to airborne fibers & particles.
VENTILATION LOCAL EXHAUST SPECIAL
Yes, If dusty conditions occur. None
Yes MECHANICAL (GENERAL): OTHER
Dust collectors and exhaust fan None
PROTECTIVE GLOVES EYE PROTECTION
Recommended Safety goggles prevent dust entry
WORK/HYGIENIC PRACTICES
Good personal hygiene, frequent washing with soap and water to expose areas, remove and clean
contaminated clothing.

5/28/2009 – could i melt the ruber to make a block??
thanks,
Joe

Response From TJB-INC: I would assume so. It would be cheaper to just get an old tire and melt that. Great question! Never had that one before.

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2200 lb Super Sacks of Rubber Crumb Synthetic Turf Infill Material For Turf, Fringe, & Sport Fields

Frequently Ased Questions about Rubber In-Fill Materials

Will the crumb rubber float away when it rains?

Is Rubber in-fill safe?