Emmiters (Pack of 100)

Description

Emmiters are a key component of drip irrigation systems as they control the flow rate and distribution of water along the drip tubing.

Here are some common types of Emmiters used in drip irrigation:

1. Inline Drippers: Inline drippers, also known as integral drippers, are built directly into the drip tubing. They are pre-installed at regular intervals along the tubing, typically spaced every 6 to 12 inches (15 to 30 cm). Inline drippers provide consistent water flow and are available in various flow rates, allowing for precise water application based on crop needs.
2. Micro-Sprinklers: Micro-sprinklers are emitters that combine the features of a sprinkler and drip emitter. They emit water in a gentle, dispersed pattern, covering a larger area compared to traditional drippers. Micro-sprinklers are suitable for crops that benefit from a wider wetting pattern, such as larger plants or those requiring more overhead coverage.
3. Micro-Bubblers: Micro-bubblers are similar to micro-sprinklers but emit water in a slower, bubbler-like manner.
4. Adjustable Emitters: Adjustable emitters allow for manual adjustment of the flow rate or distribution pattern. They often feature a dial or control mechanism that can be used to fine-tune the water output. This flexibility is helpful when watering different plant types or adjusting for varying soil conditions.