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CapillaryFlow
Stand: A32
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CapillaryFlow is a well-established Swedish technology company, founded in 2010, that uses its patented innovations to provide long-lasting and low-maintenance solutions for turfgrass and sand surfaces. Our technology offers effective solutions for city parks, urban spaces and green cities, equestrian and fotball arenas, tennis courts and golf, ensuring optimal moisture levels and excellent drainage regardless of weather conditions. The CapillaryFlow hydroponic and irrigation systems reduce significantly water consumption (by up to 85%) and CO2 emissions.
Address
CapillaryFlowTeknologgatan 2
Gothenburg
411 32
Sweden
Contact Exhibitor
Products
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Efficient cooling and heating of the turfgrass rootzone -
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Capillary Hydroponics enable cities worldwide to turn hardscape areas into sustainable greens and spaces for people -
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Outstanding Football Fields for Top Level Performance - A safe and durable natural grass surface optimized for player health & performance. Capillary Hydroponics is an automated system for growth of ... -
Hydroponic grass courts with resilient grass growth, greater wear tolerance and the right playability characteristics. -
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Low maintenance, durable grass arenas: Year-round natural grass surfaces, optimized for horse health and performance -
Capillary Hydroponics is the construction standard for greens & tees where optimal drainage, greater wear tolerance and significantly less maintenance can be achieved, all while consuming up to 83 % l ...
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As rapid urbanization continues to reshape landscapes and strain existing infrastructure in cities across the world, the issue of stormwater management has become a pressing concern -
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Cities need green spaces, but water scarcity limits growth. Capillary Hydroponics offers a solution—reducing water use by 85% while grass is strong and resilient, transforming urban areas sustainably -
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Data from Michigan State University Hancock Turfgrass Research Center also reports no significant difference in playability between the Capillary Hydroponics system and Variable Depth Rootzone greens
