Drip Irrigation Equipment – Enhance Crop Yield for Your Farmland

The drip irrigation system delivers water to the drippers through pipes, and the drippers release water onto the soil surface at a slow and uniform rate. The moisture penetrates the soil to the plant roots, meeting the plants' water needs. The drip irrigation system can precisely control the amount of water for each plant, avoiding water waste associated with traditional irrigation methods.

Configuration
  • Irrigation system
    Delivers water to the crop roots through equipment such as drippers and drip irrigation tape.
  • Filtration system
    Filters impurities from the water source to ensure the drip irrigation system is not clogged.
  • Fertilization system
    Mixes fertilizer with water and delivers nutrients to crops through the drip irrigation system.
  • Control system
    Controls the switch of the drip irrigation system, adjusts and monitors system pressure.
  • Pipeline system
    Connects various systems and deliver water sources.
A layout diagram of drip irrigation system components
Irrigation System

On this page, we offer efficient drip irrigation equipment such as pressure-compensating drippers, adjustable drippers, drip pipes, drip tapes, and arrow drippers. It not only saves irrigation costs but also significantly improves crop quality and yield, helping you achieve higher returns.

Advantages
Precision irrigation

Water is directly supplied to the root zone of plants, reducing evaporation loss and ensuring that plants receive the precise amount of water needed without wasting water resources.

Reduced weeds and diseases

By supplying water directly to the roots of plants, the surface moisture of the soil is reduced, helping to prevent weed growth and the spread of fungal diseases.

High adaptability

Drip irrigation systems can easily adapt to different types of crops, plot sizes, and soil conditions. They can also be integrated with fertilization systems to provide precise nutrition to plants.

Time and labor saving

Once installed, drip irrigation systems require less maintenance and supervision compared to other irrigation systems. This can save farmers and gardeners time and labor.