Drip Irrigation Pipe
Drip irrigation pipes are pipes in drip irrigation systems, which is one of the methods used to irrigate the plants desired to be produced in agriculture more effectively. With the help of pipes, holes and absorbers placed at regular intervals, it allows the irrigation water to flow slowly to the root zone of the plants. Pipes are produced from polyethylene materials to be robust and leakproof. The diameter and wall thickness of the pipe may vary depending on the area to be used and the need.
Since the drip irrigation pipes channel the water flow to the roots of the plants, water consumption and water losses are prevented. However, it plays an active role in reducing plant diseases and controlling the salt content in the soil. The pipe is an important part of the drip irrigation method used to irrigate agricultural lands in conditions with limited water resources and an arid climate.
Serdrip Pipe Types
Flat pipes and round pipes are generally used in drip irrigation systems. Depending on the agricultural area to be used and many variable factors, both types of pipes are effectively preferred for drip irrigation.
Round Tube
Round pipe is the preferred pipe type for irrigation of gardens. Round pipes offer the possibility of irrigation in narrow areas due to their tighter bendability. Since they have less surface area, there is less water loss compared to the flat pipe. The round pipe types produced in our Serdrip company are as follows;
- 16 mm Round Drip Irrigation Pipes
- 20 mm Round Drip Irrigation Pipes
- Flat Round Drip Irrigation Pipes
Flat Tube
The flat pipe has a larger surface area and allows water to be supplied to a larger area. However, with its double-sided feature, it offers the opportunity to connect to the other sides of the irrigation system more easily. The types of flat pipes produced in our Serdrip company are as follows;
- 17 mm Flat Drip Irrigation Pipes
- 22 mm Flat Drip Irrigation Pipes
Drip Irrigation Pipe
Drip irrigation pipes are pipes in drip irrigation systems, which is one of the methods used to irrigate the plants desired to be produced in agriculture more effectively. With the help of pipes, holes and absorbers placed at regular intervals, it allows the irrigation water to flow slowly to the root zone of the plants. Pipes are produced from polyethylene materials to be robust and leakproof. The diameter and wall thickness of the pipe may vary depending on the area to be used and the need.
Since the drip irrigation pipes channel the water flow to the roots of the plants, water consumption and water losses are prevented. However, it plays an active role in reducing plant diseases and controlling the salt content in the soil. The pipe is an important part of the drip irrigation method used to irrigate agricultural lands in conditions with limited water resources and an arid climate.
Serdrip Pipe Types
Flat pipes and round pipes are generally used in drip irrigation systems. Depending on the agricultural area to be used and many variable factors, both types of pipes are effectively preferred for drip irrigation.
Round Tube
Round pipe is the preferred pipe type for irrigation of gardens. Round pipes offer the possibility of irrigation in narrow areas due to their tighter bendability. Since they have less surface area, there is less water loss compared to the flat pipe. The round pipe types produced in our Serdrip company are as follows;
- 16 mm Round Drip Irrigation Pipes
- 20 mm Round Drip Irrigation Pipes
- Flat Round Drip Irrigation Pipes
Flat Tube
The flat pipe has a larger surface area and allows water to be supplied to a larger area. However, with its double-sided feature, it offers the opportunity to connect to the other sides of the irrigation system more easily. The types of flat pipes produced in our Serdrip company are as follows;
- 17 mm Flat Drip Irrigation Pipes
- 22 mm Flat Drip Irrigation Pipes
