Irrigation Systems · Equipment
Reliable equipment from global brands, built for long-term, stable operation.
Drip lines, filtration and water distribution for orchards, berry plantations, greenhouses and fields.
Every component affects the result: filtration quality determines the service life of the drippers, an even water supply supports plant development, and the fertigation unit provides their nutrition.
Sprinklers, drip zones, valves and controllers for lawns, gardens and landscaped areas.
Lawns, flower beds, shrubs and trees need different amounts of water. Sprinklers, drip zones and valves divide the site into zones, and the controller waters each one on its own schedule.
Reliable storage of any volume of water: galvanized tanks and reservoirs lined with HDPE geomembrane.
Simple, reliable technology: tanks and reservoirs are easy to maintain, and durable materials allow them to remain in use for many years.
Borehole and surface pumps, booster stations and their components.
Modern automation maintains stable pressure even when water demand changes throughout the day. It protects the pump against overloads, dry running and voltage fluctuations — all of which can cause it to fail. The pump runs smoothly, without abrupt starts, and lasts longer.
High-pressure pumps and components for washing and industrial processes.
High-pressure plunger and piston pumps, electric motors, regulators and safety valves, hoses and nozzles. Industrial-grade equipment made from wear-resistant materials and designed for complex, demanding tasks.
Pumps, nozzles, filtration and fountain controls.
From small garden fountains to large urban water complexes with dynamic effects and lighting.
Controllers, sensors and automatic control devices.
From simple automatic devices to multifunctional control systems with programmable modes, parameter monitoring and protection functions.
Project questions
The choice depends on the crop, planting layout, soil, terrain and available water. Drip lines supply the root zone, while sprinklers irrigate a surface area. Different zones on the same site may need different methods.
Selection requires the water source and quality, system flow and the drip line requirements. These determine the filter type, filtration grade and capacity. Water analysis and equipment specifications help refine the selection.
Motor power alone is not enough. Required flow and operating pressure, elevation changes, main line length and the zones running together must be known. Pressure losses through filters and other components also need to be included.
Tell us what you need, and an engineer will propose an equipment package with calculations.