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Find the drip irrigation solution that works for you
Designed to address a range of challenges from low water qualities to steep or varied topographies, our drippers and dripperlines come with a wide range of different specifications and features. Scroll down to explore the range in full, or have a read of our FAQs to get the basics on drippers and dripperlines.
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Topography
UniRam™
Pressure-compensated, thick-walled dripperlines – designed to handle low water quality and the most difficult environments and topographies. Ideal for orchards, vineyards and other permanent crops.
Row crops
Uneven topography
DripNet PC™
Pressure-compensated, medium and thick-walled dripperlines – designed to uniformly irrigate crops with long runs or uneven topographies. Medium-walled models are ideal for field crops and the thick-walled models are ideal for orchards and vineyards.
Row crops
Uneven topography
Aries™
Medium and thick-walled dripperlines – perfect if you’re looking for durability, longevity and clog-resistance in challenging water conditions when irrigating on flat topographies. Ideal for subsurface drip, orchards, vineyards and field crops in permanent irrigation systems.
Row crops
Flat topography
Typhoon™ Plus
Medium-walled drip Lines – the ideal choice for irrigating field crops with semi-permanent usage. And built to get you the optimal dripperline ROI.
Row crops
Flat topography
Streamline™ Plus
Thin-walled dripperlines – this is the toughest single-season dripperline ever made.
Row crops
Flat topography
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FAQ's
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What’s the difference between a dripperline and a dripper?
‘Dripperlines’ are pipes with evenly spaced drippers seamlessly welded inside. And ‘drippers’ are the emitters that deliver mixtures of water and nutrients directly, in measured quantities and at regulated pressures, to each individual plant.
If your plants are distributed evenly across your field, orchard or greenhouse, you’ll mostly rely on dripperlines to irrigate and fertigate. But if you’ve got irregular spacing between your plants, you’ll likely need to place individual drippers to make sure every plant gets water and nutrients sent directly to its root zone.
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What’s the difference between PC and non-PC?
Pressure-compensated (PC) drippers are designed for steep and varied topographies or for long fields. Whatever the pressure, they maintain a consistent flow rate, allowing you to build an effective precision irrigation system no matter how tricky your landscape is or how long are your crop rows. Non-PC drippers are ideal for flat topographies, or shorter crop rows.
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Why does dripperline wall thickness matter?
The thicker the dripperline, the more durable it’s going to be to external damage or to system pressure. It will offer greater resistance to physical damages and will allow operating the system with a wider range of pressures. Thinner dripperlines are better-suited for removal every few years or even every crop cycle. They’re also less expensive so replacing them isn’t a huge cost. Medium-walled dripperlines sit somewhere in between, offering a balance between cost and longevity.
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The gold standard in drip irrigation.
The real test of our products’ quality is in the field, getting the best growers in the world the best possible results. But we’re also proud to say that all our drippers and dripperlines are ISO 9261 certified.
