Rubans d'irrigation pour cultures en rangs
2 produits disponibles
Ruban plat à paroi mince pour irrigation de cultures en rangs à coût réduit.
Ruban goutte à goutte cylindrique avec émetteurs à flux turbulent pour une distribution uniforme.
Tubes goutte à goutte avec émetteurs intégrés
Conduites latérales PE pour distribution d'irrigation
Conduites principales PE pour réseaux d'irrigation
Tuyaux plats PE pour distribution d'eau
Goutteurs ponctuels et émetteurs combinés
Tubes de micro-distribution pour systèmes goutte à goutte
Drip tape delivers water precisely at the root zone — eliminating the evaporation and runoff losses that overhead systems accept as a given. Our tape is produced to tight wall-thickness tolerances and emitter spacing consistency, the two variables that most determine whether a field irrigates evenly from header to tail end.
Whether you're running a 2-hectare greenhouse or a 500-hectare field operation, the sizing principles and product specifications remain the same.
Drip tape is a thin-wall polyethylene tube — typically 5–8 mil wall thickness — with molded emitters at fixed intervals along the lay-flat body. Each emitter is a short turbulent-flow labyrinth: water enters under line pressure, slows through the channel, and exits at a rated discharge that stays consistent across a wide operating pressure range.
Installed on the soil surface or buried at shallow depth, the wetted zone stays confined to the crop row. This limits evaporation and suppresses inter-row weed germination — two outcomes no overhead or furrow system can achieve without additional management inputs.
Farmers have been switching to drip tape because it cuts labor, reduces pump load, and delivers measurably better water distribution across long field runs.
The low-pressure, root-zone delivery advantage applies equally from backyard market gardens to large-scale commercial field operations. Our tape is rated for fluctuating pressure, UV exposure, and direct contact with fertilizer solutions.
Three calculations — run in sequence — determine whether your water supply can support your planned layout without zoning.
Fill a 5-gallon bucket at the irrigation connection point and record the fill time in seconds. This gives your available GPM.
Allow one tape line per 12″ of bed width. A 30″ bed requires 2–3 lines depending on soil texture and crop density.
Multiply total footage by the tape's rated flow. If this exceeds your available GPM, zone the system.
| Spacing | Pressure | GPM / 100 ft |
|---|---|---|
| 8″ | 10 psi | 0.6 GPM |
| 12″ | 10 psi | 0.4 GPM |
Manufactured in-house, tested to spec, and shipped to over 60 countries — with the technical depth to support your project from system design through delivery.
Extrusion, emitter molding, and batch testing all on-site. No subcontracting — traceable output, consistent spec.
Wall thickness, emitter spacing, and roll length adjustable to project requirements. Flexible MOQ by product type.
Containerized shipments with full export documentation. 60+ countries supplied, FOB / CIF / CFR available.
System sizing, emitter selection, and filtration requirements reviewed before you order — at no charge.
Need help selecting Drip Tape? Contact IrriNex for samples, specifications, and quotation support.
