Drip Irrigation Pipe

Drip irrigation is a technique to deliver water through a network of pipe and micro emitters to the soil surface or plant’s root zone, saving water, fertilizers, energy, and time while ensuring optimal growing conditions that help produce the highest yields possible.

The main benefits of using a drip irrigation system are saving water, energy, time. 

1. The crop grows consistently, healthier, and early harvest.
2. Fertilizer use efficiency increases by 30%.
3. Reduce the cost of energy, fertilizers, and labor.
4. Reduce fungal infections and the germination of weeds in the areas between plants.
5. Deliver only needed areas uniformly, reduce water runoff, and limit evaporation. 
6. Prevent damage with water blasting and overwatering.

In drip irrigation systems, online drip laterals are used as a mainline, sub-line lateral pipe. Inline drip pipes are cylindrical drip lateral to deliver uniform water flow into the crop’s roots via precise laser punched outlet holes.

Drip irrigation helps farmer increased crop yield and quality to increase income, while at the same time reducing the costs of water, fertilizer, energy, labour, weed control, chemical applications, equipment usage and insurance.