Cylindrical Drip Tubing
Veloirrigate cylindrical drip tubing runs along fruit trees or greenhouse crops. It is 16 mm in diameter, with a common emitter flow of 2–4 liters per hour.
Veloirrigate cylindrical drip tubing runs along fruit trees or greenhouse crops. It is 16 mm in diameter, with a common emitter flow of 2–4 liters per hour.
| Model | Confirm the exact model when requesting a quote |
|---|---|
| Specification | 16 mm diameter; spacing 20, 30, or 50 cm; coils commonly 100–400 m |
| Material | PE tube with cylindrical emitters |
| Working pressure | Commonly 0.08–0.25 MPa without pressure compensation |
| Flow rate | 2–4 L/h per emitter |
| Connection size | 16 mm lock fitting or barb |
| Packing | Coil |
| Minimum order quantity | Quoted by the coil |
| Suitable crops | Fruit trees, grapes, and greenhouse vegetables |
Cylindrical drip tubing is the line laid along a tree row or a greenhouse bed, so a small or mid-size farm can water fruit trees, grapes, or greenhouse vegetables at each plant.
It starts after the lateral. Non-compensating emitters are the common supply. Ask when requesting a quote if the row needs pressure compensation.
Common ranges: 16 mm diameter, emitter spacing of 20, 30, or 50 cm, and coils commonly of 100–400 m. The material is PE tube with cylindrical emitters. Non-compensating lines commonly work at 0.08–0.25 MPa. Flow is commonly 2–4 L/h per emitter. Connections are a 16 mm lock fitting or a barb. It is packed as a coil. Order quantity is quoted by the coil. It suits fruit trees, grapes, and greenhouse vegetables.
Confirm pressure compensation, spacing, and flow for the field when requesting a quote.
