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Sprinkler Irrigation
Sprinklers are mainly used to irrigate, or provide water, to plants. There are complex systems of sprinklers that can be installed in the ground for a large area, like a public park or an estate’s acres of lawns. The more common type of sprinkler hooks up to a hose and can be moved wherever it’s needed — including in the middle of a yard for kids to run through in their bathing suits.
Whatever challenges you’re dealing with, from uniform irrigation of all crop types to frost protection, cooling or humidification, either for field crops and vegetables, greenhouse or an orchard, our extensive sprinkler portfolio offers a wide range of different specifications and benefits. Our sprinklers are designed to address all your needs. Scroll down to explore the range in full.
Sprinkler irrigation solution
Impact and gear-drive sprinklers are two general types of sprinklers used in lawns, gardens and pastures. They produce moving streams of water and spray nozzles that discharge water on the whole wetted pattern at all times.
Sprinkler irrigation system involves the use of a pressurized pipe network in order to deliver water to sprinklers, nozzles, or jets that spray water into the air, which falls to the soil as an artificial rain.
By selecting the right nozzle size and pressure, a sprinkler can be controlled for the amount of water to be applied and the area to be covered.
Sprinkler devices and sprinkler systems are available in many varieties. There are many different types, sizes, prices, and capabilities of sprinkler irrigation systems.
This self-propelled sprinkler system rotates around the pivot point and has the lowest labor requirements of the systems considered here. It is constructed using pipes attached to moveable towers. The amount of water applied is controlled by the speed of rotation. Centre pivots can be adjusted to any crop height and are particularly suited for lighter soils. With a computerized control system, the operator is able to program many features for the irrigation process. F