Drip irrigation systems can help optimize water use in the country. When properly designed, these systems prevent water loss due to evaporation, infiltration, and runoff. They also minimize direct contact of water with leaves, stems, and fruits, reducing the likelihood of plant diseases and fungal infections.
With a well-designed irrigation system, the watering schedule can be precisely adjusted to meet the plant’s needs, thereby improving both quality and yield. Agricultural chemicals can also be delivered directly to the plant roots, reducing nitrogen leaching from the soil and enhancing fertilizer efficiency.
The use of pesticides in these systems is minimized, provided that pesticides specifically designed for drip irrigation are used. To improve system performance, our company has developed drip tapes with the highest quality, offering a variety of flow rates and emitter spacing suitable for different climates

Drip Tape Installation

Hard and Saline Water: In areas with hard or saline water, conduct a water quality test before designing the system and implement preventive measures to avoid clogging.
Tape Installation Angle: Bends along the tapes can reduce water flow, especially at the beginning of lines or at tape connection points.
Land Slope: Installing drip tapes on land with a slope greater than 10 degrees is not recommended. In such cases, tapes should be installed perpendicular to the slope.
Plant Water Requirements: When designing the irrigation system, the plant’s water needs must be accurately considered to ensure adequate moisture around the roots.
Laying the Tapes: Avoid installing tapes in short lengths, as this increases costs due to the need for more connections. Additionally, tapes should not exceed 60 meters in length.
Pressure Sensitivity: During installation, avoid pulling the tapes excessively (around 15 kg) to prevent overstretching.
Air Removal from Tapes: After connecting the tapes, air inside the tapes must be released before sealing the ends of the lines.
Benefits of Plated Irrigation Tapes
The benefits of using plated irrigation tapes include the following:
Water Conservation
Plated irrigation tapes provide uniform and precise water distribution around plant roots, helping to reduce water waste and optimize usage.
Easy Installation and Use
Plated irrigation tapes are easy to install and, when properly designed, are simple to maintain and operate.
Reduced Evaporation and Runoff
With this system, water is delivered directly to the plant roots, reducing evaporation and runoff and ensuring more efficient use of water resources.
Improved Crop Quality and Yield
Precise and regular irrigation supports better plant growth and enhances the quality and yield of crops. Plants receive the right amount of water, promoting optimal growth and higher productivity.
Reduced Plant Diseases
Drip irrigation using plated tapes reduces water contact with leaves, stems, and fruits, helping to lower the incidence of fungal and bacterial diseases.
Reduced Need for Fertilizers and Pesticides
This system allows for targeted application of fertilizers and pesticides, reducing their overall use. Chemicals are delivered directly to the plant roots, which not only lowers costs but also protects the environment.
Easy Installation and Operation
Plated irrigation tapes are easy to install and, when properly designed, are simple to maintain and operate.
Reduced Irrigation Costs
Efficient water use and reduced consumption lower irrigation costs. Additionally, these systems require less labor, further reducing expenses.
Flexibility in design
Plated irrigation strips are available in different flow rates and with varying dripper spacing, so they can be designed and used for different types of soil and plants.
Suitable for water-scarce areas
This system is especially suitable in areas facing water shortages due to its high efficiency in water consumption.
Long lifespan and resistance
Plaque irrigation strips are usually made of quality materials that have a long lifespan and high resistance to environmental conditions.