Audited Supplier
2101
Pressure
Irrigation
Plastic
360 Gear Drive
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Carton
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Zhejiang
8424909000
Product Description
Multiple drip arrows can be combined with 3 * 5mm hose and water separator, and multiple irrigation points can be freely distributed. The branch pipe layout is more flexible, which is suitable for potted crops.
The drip arrow is inserted into the soil at the root of the crop, and the water and fertilizer reach the root of the crop directly, which reduces the waste of evaporation and infiltration, makes efficient and rational use of water and fertilizer, and has remarkable economic benefits.
It can also be used in conjunction with a pressure compensation emitter to achieve uniform water output at irrigation points.
Drip irrigation has the advantages of saving water, fertilizer, and labor. Drip irrigation is to use of plastic pipes to send water to the roots of crops through orifices or drippers on capillary pipes for local irrigation. In drip irrigation, Water and nutrients needed by crops can be delivered slowly and precisely through a network of tubes, emitters, and valves to the soil around the plants. Moreover, The water is applied at a rate that matches the soil's ability to absorb it, so drip irrigation does not destroy the soil structure, has small evaporation loss, and does not produce surface runoff. It is one of the most effective water-saving irrigation methods in arid and water-deficient areas, and the water utilization rate can reach 95%. Drip irrigation is also beneficial for plants, as it delivers water directly to the roots, preventing waterlogging and reducing the risk of fungal diseases.
Drip irrigation systems can be used for a wide variety of crops and plants, including vegetables, fruits, flowers, and trees, to name a few. The advantages of using a drip irrigation system are increased crop yields, reduced water usage, improved plant health, and reduced labor costs. In addition, drip irrigation systems can be easily installed and customized to meet the specific needs of different crops and growing environments.
The drip arrow is inserted into the soil at the root of the crop, and the water and fertilizer reach the root of the crop directly, which reduces the waste of evaporation and infiltration, makes efficient and rational use of water and fertilizer, and has remarkable economic benefits.
It can also be used in conjunction with a pressure compensation emitter to achieve uniform water output at irrigation points.
Drip irrigation has the advantages of saving water, fertilizer, and labor. Drip irrigation is to use of plastic pipes to send water to the roots of crops through orifices or drippers on capillary pipes for local irrigation. In drip irrigation, Water and nutrients needed by crops can be delivered slowly and precisely through a network of tubes, emitters, and valves to the soil around the plants. Moreover, The water is applied at a rate that matches the soil's ability to absorb it, so drip irrigation does not destroy the soil structure, has small evaporation loss, and does not produce surface runoff. It is one of the most effective water-saving irrigation methods in arid and water-deficient areas, and the water utilization rate can reach 95%. Drip irrigation is also beneficial for plants, as it delivers water directly to the roots, preventing waterlogging and reducing the risk of fungal diseases.
Drip irrigation systems can be used for a wide variety of crops and plants, including vegetables, fruits, flowers, and trees, to name a few. The advantages of using a drip irrigation system are increased crop yields, reduced water usage, improved plant health, and reduced labor costs. In addition, drip irrigation systems can be easily installed and customized to meet the specific needs of different crops and growing environments.
| NO | QTY | GW | MEAS |
| 2101 | 4000 | 8.5 | 60*34*30 |
| 2102 | 4000 | 8.5 | 60*34*30 |
