Drip Irrigation Pipes
Drip irrigation pipe with built-in drippers, blank drip pipe, drip tape, subsurface dripline, a ready garden drip irrigation set and PE main line pipe. In 16 and 20 mm, in coils from 100 m to 2500 m, at manufacturer prices.
Which drip pipe for which job?
- 16 mm drip pipe with built-in drippers: for vegetables, orchards, vineyards and greenhouses. 0.9 and 1 mm wall, 20–100 cm dripper spacing; 100 and 400 m coils.
- 20 mm drip pipe with built-in drippers: for long rows and higher flow lines; 1 mm wall, 20–50 cm spacing, 300 m coil.
- Drip tape: an economical choice for large fields and row crops; 6 and 8 mil, 1.1–2.8 l/h, 1000–2500 m coils.
- Blank drip pipe: for trees, saplings and distribution lines where you fit drippers yourself.
- Subsurface dripline: pressure-compensating, brown, for lawns and landscaping.
- Garden drip irrigation set: 100 m of pipe and every part needed to install it in one pack.
- PE main line and YPE pipe: for main lines and sprinkler lines.
Drip pipe prices are per coil; the longer coil has a lower price per metre. For connections see our drip irrigation fittings, for main line connections our compression fittings, and for clean water our filters.
Frequently asked questions
How do I choose the dripper spacing?
By plant spacing: 20–33 cm for densely planted vegetables and row crops, 50–100 cm for fruit trees and vineyards.
Are prices per metre or per coil?
The price on the product page is for the coil you choose. It is the catalogue price per metre times the coil length; the longer coil has a lower price per metre.
What is the difference between drip tape and drip pipe?
Drip tape has a thin wall and is economical, usually for seasonal field use. Drip pipe has a thicker wall and is used for years in vineyards, orchards and greenhouses.