Toro has released a new emitter flow rate for its BlueLine dripline, which now includes a 0.26 gallons per hour pressure compensating emitter.
Toro has introduced a new emitter flow rate for its BlueLine dripline, which now includes a 0.26 gallons per hour (GPH) pressure-compensating (PC) emitter. The 0.26 GPH pressure-compensating emitter is the latest flow rate to complement Toro’s other BlueLine PC flow rates of 0.42, 0.53, and 1.00 GPH.
Toro’s BlueLine dripline provides a tremendous advancement in dripline irrigation technology. BlueLine pressure-compensating emitters provide greater resistance to plugging, unrivaled durability, and superior flow accuracy. BlueLine PC dripline can be used on permanent crops utilizing any installation technique: above ground, below ground, or hanging on a wire.
Additional BlueLine PC product features include:
- Accurate flow rates from 10 – 60 PSI.
- All emitter flow rates available in three hose dimensions: 16mm, 18mm and 20mm.
- Self-flushing diaphragm flushes during operation and shutdown, improving clogging resistance and providing longer life to the system.
- Toro’s Blue Stripe of quality helps easily identify emitter location during installation and operation.
“The new 0.26 GPH low flow rate gives growers the option to have longer runs on permanent crops and enables the use of smaller pipe or existing submains, without sacrificing performance,” says Mara McCartney, product manager for Toro’s Micro-Irrigation Business. “Even with closer emitter spacing, growers can still have long rows, further improving field performance. Toro’s new flow rate gives growers more options for their irrigation designs.”
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