Add an answe WetJect (also known as the VGR TopChanger) uses wet sand and advanced technology to inject material directly into the turf profile without the need for drying or storing sand. DryJect, on the other hand, requires dry sand, which can add significant costs in both purchasing and handling. r to this item.

Yes, WetJect VS Dryject a WetJect machine is wider than a DryJect has a faster working speed and also carries more in its material hopper which means it covers significantly more ground than a DryJect machine.

Most of the time yes, because Wetject is a non franchised machine model unlike Dryject it means that over-head is lower for the owners of WetJect machinery. This means that the pricing is normally always lower than a Dryject machine per foot of service.

WetJect can be completed with 2 people per machine running. This is if you are utilizing the filling service or have a material handler. If you opt to load in house it can take up-to 3 people per machine.

A single WetJect machine can cover roughly between 1.5 to 2 acres per day. The speed of the acreage covered greatly depends on how fast the loading of the material is completed between runs.

Yes, It has the ability to go slightly deeper than a DryJect machine to a depth of5 inches but it comes at the sacrifice of spacing. A WetJect machine injecting deeply increases the spacing between shots, This lengthening means a wider hole spacing.

With WetJect, you can use locally sourced wet sand, eliminating the expense of kiln-dried sand. You also avoid the hassle of covering, storing, and protecting dry sand. In addition a WetJect machine can cover double the ground of a DryJect team and is less labor intensive.

Dryject never provides loaders for their machines that is left to the client to organise at additional cost & extra headache.

 Yes. WetJect is designed to be minimally invasive, leaving behind clean, firm surfaces that are playable almost immediately. Traditional core aerification causes massive disturbance and WetJect is 3x faster at recovery than traditional core aerification.

Yes. Sports Turf Services provides WetJect services across the Southeast, including Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Tennessee, South Carolina, and North Carolina.