Rink Systems

As an audience you may have ever paid attention to the ice beneath the athletes’ skates during a hockey match. What most fans generally do as an audience is to cheer for their favorite player/team. Some individuals also may get distracted to various sights and sounds within the arena, much of which may be happening directly next to them in the stands around the inline hockey dashboard.  Making Current Generation Ice Rinks The current technology is pretty much similar when compared to older generation technologies. The distinction is that the latest iteration has been refined considerably to give way to a much more efficient process. To initiate an ice rink making process, at first a layer of sand/concrete is required. Pipes pass through this surface to cool and then freeze the above siting water. Once the original concrete/sand layer is placed down on the rink in the arena, a thin layer of water is sprayed on top of the cold pipes. This secures the concrete layer, thus allo