Lašinamoji juosta 50 m, 16 mm, 33 cm, 2 l/h

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• Gamintojas: Rivulis
• Modelis: 2947
• Ilgis: 50 m

Drip line 50m 16/33cm/2l

The highest quality drip line. Resistant to UV radiation, thermal conditions and mechanical damage. Thanks to the Anticracking technology – a system that prevents cracking and increases the life of the product – it is resistant to all kinds of kinks. It is characterized by high plasticity throughout its life.

The drip line allows for efficient irrigation of large areas, which increases the yield while reducing the cost of irrigation of crops.

PARAMETERS:

• Capacity: 2,1 l/h (at 1 bar pressure)
• Operating pressure 1,0 - 3,0 bar (recommended 1,5 bar)
• Wall thickness 1,2 mm
• Drip spacing every 33 cm
• Outside diameter 16 mm
• Number of meters in roll 50 m
• Simple uncomplicated installation
• Pipe made of resistant to creases and UV rays plastic
• Strongly fixed inside the pipe dripper prevents its displacement
• Filtration area around the perimeter of the dripper
• Water flow from each dripper - 2,1 l/h
• Pipe in black , resistant to UV rays

MANUFACTURER: Aqualine/Watermil/Simo Strong - depending on delivery

APPLICATION:

• Irrigation of gardens: discounts, coniferous plants
• irrigation of fruit crops: apple trees, cherries, pears
• irrigation of soft fruit plantations: raspberries, strawberries, blueberries

The drip line delivers water directly to the root zone, which is why it works great in home gardens, fruit crops and soft fruit cultivation. It is also an excellent fertilizer carrier. Drip line is the best solution for irrigation m.in. raspberries, blueberries, strawberries, vines, tomatoes or cucumbers.

MALINA

Raspberry are drought-sensitive plants and even short-term water shortages can affect the quality of raspberry fruit. Optimal hydration of the raspberry will be achieved by choosing a drip line with an efficiency of 2l / h emitters and a spacing of 33-50 cm. Drip lines should be arranged along rows of plants on the soil surface or at a depth of up to 10 cm.

AMERICAN BLUEBERRY

In order to ensure the proper growth and development of blueberries, it is necessary to provide bushes with adequate soil moisture. Even short-term drought can cause poor growth and yield of the plant. in Poland, due to the structure of soils and climate, additional irrigation of plantations is necessary. Proper selection of dripper spacing and drip tape performance is very important for optimizing irrigation: on light soils it is best to choose a line with emitter spacing, every 33cm. On heavy soils, every 50cm. The optimal weekly dose of water for one blueberry bush should be in the range from 10-20 l.

STRAWBERRY

Strawberry is a drought-sensitive berry plant. Drying the soil results in a reduction in the weight of the fruit, affects the size of the crop and the formation of flower buds. Due to the climate, the strawberry irrigation system significantly increases the yield of the crop. In the case of strawberry cultivation, it is possible to surface and subsurface irrigation. The optimal distribution of emitters in the drip line is 33 cm. The undoubted advantages of drip line irrigation are the protection of leaves against wetting and the ability to carry out field work during the irrigation cycle.

VINES

Watering has a significant impact on the growth strength, yield and condition of plants. Due to its well-developed and extensive root system, vines are resistant to water shortages. Watering may be necessary in case of prolonged heat and on sandy soils. Particular attention should be paid to vines growing right next to buildings, because the ground in such places usually dries faster. Adequate humidity of the substrate is particularly important during the period of fruit formation. It should be remembered that the root system is not flooded for too long, because it limits the air content in the soil and additionally creates conditions conducive to the development of soil pathogens.

TOMATO

Tomato is the most popular vegetable in the world. With the help of modern irrigation technology, growing a tomato can even be year-round. The greatest demand for water tomatoes have during the flowering, tying and growth period of fruits. In tomato irrigation systems, you should avoid watering plants from above. The most effective way to water a tomato is to use a drip irrigation system.

CUCUMBER

Cucumber is one of the most sensitive plants to water deficiency, due to the shallowly placed root system and the relatively large transpiration surface of the leaves. Irrigation of the plant should begin during the flowering and growth period, and before sowing, it is recommended to thoroughly wet the soil. The plant is particularly sensitive to precipitation from above. Extremely good results are brought by the use of a drip system for irrigation of cucumbers. The use of drip lines reduces the risk of infestation of plants with fungal diseases and eliminates the problem of inadequate water temperature. The system allows for precise feeding of media with water in the development phase.

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