Flat Inline Drip Lateral

A flat inline drip lateral tube from KSNM Drip offers a cost-effective way of drip irrigation system for your farmlands. It’s a flat pipe with drippers spaced at equal intervals providing uniform water distribution to all the crops in your farmland. The UV Protection and frictionless water distribution properties of flat inline drip lateral make them more efficient and durable.

Advantages of using Flat Inline Drip Lateral

• Flat inline drip tubes are efficient drip irrigation products with precise water distribution properties leading to an optimized water application, promoting better health to the plants.

• When you go for drip irrigation, you are saving a lot of water by avoiding water runoff. This is achieved by providing water directly to the roots.

• Water being directly transported to the plants makes it impossible for weeds to grow. This promotes weed control and helps plants to get all their necessary nutrients.

• Unlike traditional irrigation processes, drip irrigation helps maintain the moisture level of the land, making it suitable for certain types of plants to grow better. 

• Since the lateral tubes are flat, they can be easily rolled and can be carried to places. The installation process is also quite easy due to the flexibility of the material used in making the product. 

• Like any other drip irrigation system it provides uniform water distribution giving nutrients to the plants in equal amounts, promoting to uniform growth of crops.

Why go for a Flat Inline Drip Lateral Tube?

Flat inline drip tubes are the best alternatives for flat inline drip tubes. The flat inline drip tubes are flexible and can be modified in any way that they want them to be. When water is supplied through this the flat inline inflates to a flat drip tube. 

Precise laser-cut drippers placed at equal distances make sure that the plants don’t fight for necessary nutrients. At KSNM Drip you find equal spaced drip irrigation tubes at different distances. Choose from the available flat inline drip tubes that suit the nature of your planted crops. 

Flat Inline Drip Kit

The flat inline drip kit from KSNM Drip contains every component from KSNM Drip that’s needed to set up an irrigation system. Here are the things you will get with your flat inline drip kit,

•  FLAT INLINE / 200-16-4-40 / 1000 Meter

• Grommet / 16 mm

• Take off the Connector / 16 mm Lock

• End Cap / 16 mm Lock

• Straight Connector / 16 mm Lock

• Drill Bit / SS/ Plastic Handle / 16 mm

With this kit, you can easily set up an irrigation system for 1 acre of your farmland with ease. You can also choose a drip tube with different spaced drippers and discharge rates.

How to Set Up Flat Inline Drip Lateral Tube?

The setup process for drip irrigation systems is the same for most of them. You have to start by planning your layout and start to implement your plant to set up a drip irrigation system that is well suited for your farmland and the type of crop that you have planted on it. With every product available at KSNM Drip you can just buy the necessary products and go for a kit that has all the needed components. Here are the simple steps that you need to follow to set up a flat inline drip lateral tube drip irrigation system in your farmland. 

• Using Flat Inline Drip Lateral Tubes in drip irrigation is a straightforward process. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you effectively employ this system

• Assess your field layout and crop requirements to determine the optimal placement of Flat Inline Drip Lateral Tubes. Consider factors such as crop spacing, soil type, and terrain.

• Acquire Flat Inline Drip Lateral Tubes of the appropriate length and emitter spacing for your specific needs. Ensure you have connectors, stakes, and any other necessary accessories.

• Lay out the lateral tubes parallel to the plants and secure them thoroughly. You can also bury them below the soil to make water application easier.

• Make sure to pay attention to the placing of emitters so that the plants receive the required amount of water. 

• Test the system to see if there are any malfunctions and correct them in a way that the emitters are placed right near the plants for optimal application of water.

• Adjust the flow rate to the necessary amount and do periodic inspections for signs of damage, leakage, and clogging issues.

• Consider incorporating automation using sensors to manage your irrigation on a scheduled basis and control moisture levels with respect to weather conditions.