Dear sir, Thank you for your interest in our products. The length of the drip system is dependent on multiple hydraulic calculations that is dependent on the product specifications, such as diameter of the pipe, thickness of the pipe, flow of the emitter, spacing between emitters. Family drip systems are built with small diameter pipes and are planned to run short distances. Hope this mail addresses your question, if not, please let us know! www.netafim.com/en/contact-us/

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The water before / after process is a recommendation for use in the NETAFIM irrigation systems (Driplines) to prevent dirt and sediments from blocking the drippers, we don’t see a problem using it in Cocopeat media. Per this question we recommend using this method in cocopeats media accordingly: 25% water before 50% fertigation 25% water after

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If this is a dripline that has a wall thickness of 1mm and above this should be ok, however, we need to make sure the punch quality is appropriate, that will not create leakage from the hole, especially on anti-drainage (CNL) applications. Moreover, if these are few drippers per inline laterals this is ok, if this is massive this is not recommended.For more information, please visit bit.ly/3UtDNf0

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Hello, a Pressure Compensated micro-sprinklers are required mainly when there is a changing topography of the distributed pipes or when relatively long distributed pipes are needed. In greenhouses, in most cases, the topography is flat, and the distribution pipe is relatively not long. So, this case doesn't require a Pressure Compensated, the SpinNet or SpinNet SD can be used for high performances results in upside-down irrigation in greenhouse. For orchards, we offer the SuperNet. This is a premium pressure Compensated micro-sprinkler. it can be offered in 10 different flow rates from 20 L/H up to 110 L/H.

@@oritkatzir8490 hi, thanks for the reply. I know supernet micro-sprinklers, I have 1500 Supernet 30liters/hour in an orchard, specifically kiwifruit orchard with different topographical conditions. The main problem with the Supernet is that they drip during operation and therefore do not offer perfect water distribution. Kiwi plants suffer from root asphyxiation because the soil is much wetter under the supernet microsprinkler. Spinnet microsprinklers are bridgeless so they do not drip during operation and guarantee perfect water distribution but, unfortunately, they start from a flow of 50 litres/hour and are not self-compensating so they cannot be used in different topographical areas. Thanks ,best regards from Italy.

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