Drip Irrigation Pipes for Agriculture

Droplet

Drip Irrigation Pipe System

The Droplet system transforms crop irrigation by delivering water directly to the plant’s roots with precision and efficiency. This targeted approach optimizes plant growth by providing the right amount of water at the right time. By using Droplet, farmers can increase crop yields while conserving water and minimizing the use of fertilizers, energy, and crop protection products.

This sustainable irrigation solution enhances environmental sustainability and productivity for farmers. The system’s precise water delivery ensures efficient resource usage and promotes healthier plants. With Droplet, agriculture becomes more sustainable, profitable, and environmentally friendly.

Emitting pipes and their fittings are resistant to commonly used fertilizers and chemicals in irrigation, making them suitable for such applications. They can withstand water temperatures up to 45°C-50°C without any issues.

Certifications

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Features & Benefits

UV Stabilized
Ease of Use
Chemical Resistance
Longevity
Better Flow for Optimum Yields
High Strength and Durability
Easy Handling, Transportation & Installation
Manufactured from Quality Raw Material

Fields of Application

Widely used in agriculture and irrigation
UV stabilized emitting pipes & fittings suitable for outdoor applications.
Algae & bacteria growth resistant emitting pipes & fittings.

Standards & Specifications

IS:13488

Available Sizes

ISI
12-4-2-30 to 50-B Unregulated
16-4-2-30 to 50-B Unregulated
20-4-2-30 to 50-B Unregulated
NON ISI
16-4-30 to 60 - Unregulated - 0.2mm Thickness
16-4-30 to 60 - Unregulated - 0.3mm Thickness
16-4-30 to 60 - Unregulated - 0.4mm Thickness
16-4-30 to 60 - Unregulated - 0.5mm Thickness
20-4-30 to 60 - Unregulated - 0.4mm Thickness
20-4-30 to 60 - Unregulated - 0.5mm Thickness

FAQs

What material is used in droplet pipe?

Droplet pipe is made of PE (Polyethylene).

How do drip irrigation emitters work?

Drip irrigation is a method where tubing with emitters is placed on the ground alongside plants. The emitters release water slowly into the soil at the root zone.

Why are emitters used?

Emitters in drip irrigation systems deliver the precise amount of water directly to the roots of the plants.

What is the main purpose of drip irrigation?

Drip irrigation is the most efficient system for delivering water and nutrients to crops.

Where is drip irrigation mostly used?

Drip irrigation is highly suitable for row crops, tree crops, and vine crops where individual emitters can be installed for each plant.

Does drip irrigation need water pressure?

A standard drip irrigation system requires approximately 25 pounds per square inch (psi) of water pressure to achieve optimal functionality.

What is most effective in drip irrigation?

Drip irrigation is widely recognized as one of the most efficient irrigation methods, offering a water use efficiency of 95-100%.

What is the emission rate of emitter?

The emitter has an emission rate of 4 liters per hour.

What is the spacing of dripper?

The dripper spacing is typically 30 to 50 centimeters.

Do drip lines save water?

Drip irrigation has the potential to reduce water consumption on a farm by up to 60% while increasing crop yield by as much as 90% compared to conventional irrigation methods.