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Drippers
Choose drippers, capillary tubing and stakes to suit your irrigation system. We help you distinguish between carrying water, controlling its flow and keeping the drip point in place. Check the tube size and measure the delivered volume after installation.
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BE connector, dropper for capillary tube
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The capillary open T connector is a connector on behalf of the capillary tubeThis sampler attaches to both 2 liter and 4 liter tubing.
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Hive cutters blue
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Plug for CNL hose. Stick follows the drop of the stick to the end of the stick.
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Capillary plugs straight.
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The capillary straight connector is a connector for the purpose of capillary tubing. This sampler attaches to both 2 liter and 4 liter tubing.
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Capillary 120cm 2 ltr per hour.
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Capillary 0.8 x 3.2mm 1.2 meters 2 liters Water output at a length of 1 meter about 1.85 liters per hour at a pressure of 0.5 atmosphere.
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Which tube do you need?
Replacing a part? Check the tube type and existing connection first. Diameter alone does not tell you the flow rate.
- 120 cm capillary tube, 2 l/h is 120 cm long and measures 0.8 × 3.2 mm. Its 2 l/h rating is nominal; actual delivery also depends on pressure and tube length.
- 3.2 mm tube, 100 cm is 100 cm long. No fixed flow rate in litres per hour is specified for this tube. Do not choose it solely because the outside diameter matches.
Which stake suits your system?
A stake positions the water outlet in the pot. Choose by connection type and how it guides the drip.
- The BE stake is an open T-stake for capillary tubing. You can see each drop fall.
- The straight capillary stake guides water along the straight stake. Its tube inlet has a threaded connection.
- The blue CNL stake is intended for CNL tubing. Check the tube and connection before ordering.
How to choose the right dripper
Start with the part you need: tubing to carry water, capillary tubing that helps determine the flow, or a stake to guide the drip. A separate stake is only one part of an irrigation system.
- Check the connection. Note the tube type, inside and outside diameter and existing stake. The BE and straight capillary stakes are intended for 2 and 4 litre capillary tubing.
- Keep the setup consistent. Changes in capillary length and pressure can change the delivered volume. Measure again whenever you change the length.
- Measure the actual output. Collect water from each outlet for the same length of time. Include an outlet at the end of the line, then adjust the run time.
Frequently asked questions about drippers
Need help choosing tubing and stakes?
Have your tube dimensions and a photo of the connection ready so we can help you choose suitable parts.
- Tube type, inside and outside diameter
- Photo of the existing stake and connection
- Number of outlets and pump in use
Set and check your water volume
All drip irrigation advice
Drip irrigation 3 minDrip irrigation: calculate and check water volumeCalculate a starting run time and measure each outlet. Practical examples for CNL valves, four-way distributors and capillary tubing.
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