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Drip Irrigation PC Pressure-Compensating Dripper 2/4/8L/h

Place of Origin:

China

Brand Name:

HYRT

Model Number:

pressure compensation dripper

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$17317.0/piece | Min. order : 1 piece

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Graphic customization (Min. Order: 50000000 sets),Customized logo (Min. Order: 500000 sets),Customized packaging (Min. Order: 500000 sets)

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Flux

2 L/H,4 L/H,8 L/H,

Key word

pressure compensation

Packaging

Carton Box or customized

Advantage

Keep flow steady

Function

Control water

MOQ

100

Place of Origin

Shandong, China

Type

Other Watering & Irrigation

Material

Plastic, POM

Working pressure

0.8-4 Pressure

Application

Land Irrigation System

Product name

Drip Irrigation system PC dripper Pressure Compensation Dripper

Consistent Drip, Durable Design

Pressure‑compensating PC drippers deliver uniform 2/4/8 L/h flow for water‑saving, consistent irrigation on undulating terrain, with low CV and an easy‑open design for cleaning and long service life. Built from anti‑corrosion, anti‑UV, anti‑aging plastic in a compact cylindrical style, they keep stable discharge across 0.8–4 bar with >120 mesh filtration. Supplied Ungrouped or in bags/cartons (6000 pcs per carton) with customizable packing and fast sample/shipping options, they fit shrubbery, flower beds and orchards.

Pressure-Compensated Uniform Drip Flow

The Drip Irrigation PC Pressure-Compensating Dripper (2/4/8 L/h) delivers uniform, pressure-compensated flow across 0.8–4 bar with low CV and three selectable rates (2, 4, 8 L/h), making it ideal for undulating terrain and applications like shrubbery, flower gardens, and fruit trees. Made from anti-corrosion, anti-UV, anti-aging high-quality plastic, its openable, cleanable design and ≥120-mesh filtration reduce clogging, extend service life, and maximize water efficiency and reliability for long-term irrigation savings. Compact, robust construction with a removable cap for inspection and easy maintenance supports consistent performance, and the item can be supplied Ungrouped for flexible packaging or bulk handling.

Consistent Flow, Adjustable Rates

This Ungrouped PC pressure-compensating dripper provides consistent 2, 4, or 8 L/h flow rates across a 0.8–4 bar working pressure, making it ideal for irrigation on undulating terrain. Constructed from high-quality anti-corrosion, anti-UV, and anti-aging plastic with low CV values, each dripper can be opened for cleaning, supports filtration above 120 mesh, and delivers long-term uniform discharge. Suitable for shrubbery, flower gardens, and fruit trees, it enables efficient water-saving irrigation with durable performance and simple installation.

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Precise, Consistent, Water-Saving Performance

Designed by a specialist irrigation brand focused on durability and water efficiency, the Drip Irrigation PC Pressure-Compensating Dripper (2/4/8 L/h) is molded from UV-stable, anti-corrosion materials and precision components to deliver long service life across varied climates. Its pressure-compensating mechanism holds a steady 2, 4, or 8 L/h output across wide pressure ranges while built-in anti-clogging labyrinths and snap-fit fittings simplify installation and reduce maintenance. Ungrouped emitter options and a compact profile provide flexible placement and zone-by-zone control, delivering water-saving, low-energy irrigation with consistent crop performance and clear cost advantages for gardens, greenhouses, and farms.

Material introduction

Made from high-quality engineering plastics with anti-corrosion, anti-UV and anti-aging additives, the PC pressure-compensating dripper provides long-term durability across varied field conditions. Its low manufacturing CV and robust polymer construction deliver uniform 2/4/8 L/h flows while the removable internals allow easy cleaning and inspection. Supplied Ungrouped for flexible packing options, the dripper is compatible with standard filtration above 120 mesh and built to resist environmental degradation for gardens, orchards, and greenhouses.

◎ High-Grade UV-Stabilized Plastic

◎ Precision Pressure-Compensating Mechanism

◎ Serviceable, Low-Maintenance Design

FAQ

What does "pressure-compensating" mean for the 2/4/8 L/h dripper and why is it useful?

Pressure-compensating (PC) drippers maintain a nearly constant flow (2, 4 or 8 liters per hour) across a wide range of inlet pressures. That means each emitter delivers the intended volume even when line pressure varies because of elevation changes, long lateral runs or partial clogging. This makes PC drippers ideal when you need uniform irrigation across uneven terrain, long rows, mixed plantings, or multiple zones served by the same pressure source.

How do I choose between 2 L/h, 4 L/h and 8 L/h models for my plants?

Choose the flow rate based on plant water needs, soil type and irrigation frequency. Typical guidance: - 2 L/h: seedlings, small pots, propagation benches, or sandy soils where frequent, small doses are needed. - 4 L/h: general vegetable rows, hanging baskets, shrubs and medium-sized pots; a good all-purpose choice. - 8 L/h: trees, larger shrubs, heavy clay soils, or situations where you want shorter run-times and higher volumes per outlet. For trees or larger shrubs use one or several emitters per plant (often 1–4 emitters placed around the root zone). Adjust emitter count and run time to achieve the crop’s target daily water volume.

In which application scenarios does this PC dripper work best?

Typical scenarios include: - Open-field vegetable rows and orchards where elevation or long lateral runs would otherwise cause uneven distribution. - Greenhouses and nurseries for benches, pots and troughs needing consistent output. - Sloped or hilly sites where pressure varies along the line. - Containerized plants, raised beds and landscape beds where precise, low-volume delivery is required. - Retrofits to existing micro-irrigation systems to improve uniformity across zones.

What are the basic installation and layout recommendations?

Install emitters into compatible micro-tubing or lateral lines using the recommended punch-in method or barbed fittings. Key tips: - Use a pressure regulator to bring system pressure into the dripper’s rated operating range (check the product datasheet; many PC drippers work best near ~1.0 bar/15 psi and remain stable across ~0.5–2.5 bar). - Keep lateral lengths reasonable and sized to limit pressure drop; very long laterals may still require larger diameter piping or multiple manifolds. - Place emitters near the plant root zone and secure tubing with stakes to avoid movement. - For trees, space emitters around the root zone; for rows, choose emitter spacing based on soil infiltration (e.g., 20–60 cm depending on soil and crop).

How do I prevent clogging and what filtration/maintenance is recommended?

Prevent clogging by installing a proper filtration system and following a maintenance routine: - Recommended filtration: a good quality screen or disk filter (commonly 120–200 mesh / roughly 75–130 µm) or finer when using reclaimed or nutrient-rich water—follow manufacturer guidance. - Regular maintenance: flush the mains and laterals at installation and periodically (monthly or more often with dirty water), clean or backflush filters weekly–monthly depending on water quality, and inspect emitters for debris or damage. - If using fertilizers or recycled water, use chemical maintenance programs and finer filtration; consider inline microfilters upstream of sensitive zones.

What common problems might I see and how do I troubleshoot them?

Common issues and fixes: - Low or no flow: check inlet pressure and pressure regulator, ensure filters are not clogged, look for kinks or closed valves, and inspect the emitter for blockage or damage. - Uneven flow: verify system pressure is within the dripper’s operating range, ensure laterals are not excessively long or undersized (causing pressure drop), and confirm filters and screens are clean. - Reduced output from some emitters: clean or replace clogged emitters, flush the line, and check for airlocks or debris. - Sudden high flow or leaks: inspect for cracked emitters, split tubing or poor fittings. Always compare field measurements to the manufacturer’s specifications for flow vs. pressure and follow the recommended cleaning and inspection schedule.

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