At the pump
Hydrocyclone filter. Bore-well water spins, and the sand drops out before it reaches anything else.
Aquamo products
Drip laterals
- 16 mm round inline drip lateralClass 2, 300 m4 litres an hour every 40 cm
- 12 mm round inline drip lateralClass 2, 500 mLighter, for closely spaced rows
- 16 mm flat inline drip lateral0.25 mm, 1000 mThin wall for seasonal crops
Drippers
- Online dripper, 8 litres per hourPack of 500Punched in wherever a tree needs it
Filters
- Disc filter, 2 inch20 m³ an hourGrooved discs catch fine dirt
- Screen filter, 3 inch50 m³ an hourA mesh screen for wells and canals
- Hydrocyclone filter, 2.5 inch30 m³ an hourSpins the sand out of bore-well water
Valves
- Control valve, 75 mmWithout unionOpens one block at a time
Fittings
- Drip take-off, 16 mmPack of 1000Joins the lateral to the sub-main
- Drip grommet, 16 mmPack of 100Seals the hole in the sub-main
- Tee connector, 16 mmPack of 10Splits one lateral into two
- Drip end cap, 12 mmPack of 20Closes the row, slips off to flush
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From pump to root
Before the field
Disc filter. Grooved discs catch the fine dirt and algae that would block a dripper.
At each block
Control valve. Open one block at a time so every row gets full pressure.
Into the sub-main
Grommet. Pressed into a hole drilled in the PVC sub-main, so nothing leaks.
Onto the lateral
Take-off. Pushes through the grommet and holds the lateral on its barbs.
Along the row
Inline lateral. A dripper every 40 cm gives each plant the same 4 litres an hour.
Where rows split
Tee connector. Turns one lateral into two around a tree or a bund.
At a tree
Online dripper. Punched in wherever one plant needs more water than the line gives.
At the last plant
End cap. Slip it off at the end of the season and the silt flushes out.