Drip irrigation that puts water where the crop needs it.
Hand watering is expensive. Overhead sprinklers waste water and invite disease. Drip and micro-irrigation deliver water and nutrients straight to the root zone — less water, lower disease pressure, less labor.
Complete systems, not just pipes.
- Drip lines & emitters: pressure-compensating and anti-clog options, flat and round lines, 0.2–4 L/h.
- Micro & mist: micro-sprinklers, misters and fog lines for propagation and humidity control.
- Filtration & fertigation: disc and screen filters, venturi injectors, fertigation tanks and backflow protection.
- Control: valves, timers and manual control sets sized to the layout you are running.
- Fittings: connectors, stakes, end caps and repair parts — stocked to match the line you choose.
Why we keep irrigation mechanical: timers, controllers and sensors fail — and every model needs a different replacement. Drippers, filters and fittings don’t fail the same way, and they’re the parts you reorder every few seasons. We supply the mechanical core of your system, and for controls we point you to the brands that make them, so you’re never stuck with a dead controller nobody can replace.
Kits and custom layouts for every scale — 100 m² or 100 hectares.
Tell us your growing area, crop and water source. We send a bill of materials, a layout sketch and a quote — not a catalogue page.
Row & bench systems
Drip per plant or per tray, with stakes and drain lines matched to benches and gutters.
Row-crop drip
Lateral spacing and flow rates chosen for open-field vegetables, berries and orchards.
Container & tray watering
Ring emitters and spray stakes for pots and trays — even watering without over-soaking.
| Material choice | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| UV-resistant PE line | Stays flexible and resists cracking through several seasons of sun exposure. |
| Stainless & brass fittings | No rust staining on greenhouse benches or nursery shelves. |
| Pressure-compensating emitters | Uniform output across long runs and slopes — even flow at the first plant and the last. |
Growers ask: emitter flow per plant, filtration level for their water, line spacing for their rows — send crop and layout, we size it.
Lower water use, fewer disease problems, less labor.
Water savings
Drip targets the root zone instead of the whole bed — typically less water per kilo of crop.
Uniform crops
Even emitter output means even growth across every row and every bench.
Lower disease pressure
Dry foliage stays drier. Fewer splash-borne infections in tunnels and nurseries.
Easy retrofit
Most of our systems mount onto existing structures and mains without re-plumbing the site.