DROPS & MOUNTING
POSITION MATTERS.
Rigid drops, flexible hose and mounting height affect where water is released. Match the configuration to crop clearance, spacing and the sprinkler’s operating requirements.
Water application
Put your water to work.
From the first sprinkler to the end gun, build an application package around your soil, crop, pressure and available flow.
SPRINKLERS & PRESSURE REGULATORS
SMALL DETAILS.
FIELD-WIDE IMPACT.
A sprinkler package is more than a nozzle choice. Sprinkler type, pressure, spacing and mounting height work together to determine how water reaches your crop and soil.
We’ll help you discuss spray, rotating and impact sprinkler options, with pressure regulation matched to the operating requirements of your package.
Review your sprinkler package
MATCH THE APPLICATION TO YOUR FIELD
END GUNS & BOOSTER PUMPS
PLAN FOR
THE END OF THE SPAN.
End gun selection starts with pressure, flow and the area you want to cover. A booster pump may be part of the package, depending on your system and nozzle requirements.
Review the pump and end gun together so the equipment matches the water available at the end of your system.
Discuss end gun coverageLOW-PRESSURE APPLICATION
DESIGN THE WHOLE PACKAGE.
Discuss low-pressure sprinklers and LEPA options in the context of your crop layout, soil intake rate and water supply. Pressure alone doesn’t determine the right setup.
LET’S REVIEW YOUR FIELD
START WITH
WHAT YOU KNOW.
Have these details ready when you call:
- System length and current sprinkler package
- Available flow and operating pressure
- Crop, soil conditions and field slope
- Coverage or application concerns