Micro tubing for flexible water distribution

With micro tubing, you can deliver water exactly where it is needed. The thin, flexible tubing is ideal for raised beds, vegetable beds, planters, greenhouses and individual plants. It can be routed flexibly to reach areas where larger irrigation pipes or driplines would be impractical.

Installation is easy to do yourself. Simply cut the micro tubing to the required length and run it from the distributor to the desired watering point. Depending on the system, you can connect micro sprayers or drippers at the end. This allows you to decide exactly which plants receive water and makes it easy to modify your irrigation system whenever necessary.

Micro sprayers for beds and plants

Micro sprayers distribute water gently over smaller planting areas and are a practical solution for beds, raised beds and densely planted areas of the garden. Depending on the model, different spray patterns, irrigation angles and spray distances are available. This allows you to configure your micro irrigation system to suit the size and shape of your planting areas.

While drippers deliver water directly to individual plants, micro sprayers irrigate a larger area. This makes them particularly useful when several plants are growing close together. For longer rows of plants and hedges, however, drip irrigation with dripline may be the better choice. This allows you to select the most suitable irrigation method for each area of your garden.

Micro fittings for easy installation

With micro fittings, you can easily connect, extend and branch your micro tubing. Straight connectors are ideal for extending a line, while tees allow you to create several lines leading to different plants. Elbows, end fittings and other connectors help you adapt the system precisely to the layout of your garden.

You do not need complicated tools for installation and can build your micro irrigation system yourself step by step. First, plan the routes of the tubing and the positions of your watering points. Then cut the tubing to the required lengths and install the appropriate micro fittings. The system can also be expanded easily at a later date.

Plan and expand your micro irrigation system

You can start with a small micro irrigation system and expand it whenever necessary. First, decide whether you want to water individual plants at specific points or irrigate entire planting areas. Then combine micro tubing, micro sprayers, drippers and micro fittings to suit your garden. Filters and pressure regulators help provide the correct operating conditions for your irrigation system.

For automatic garden irrigation, you can also connect your system to an irrigation controller. Drip irrigation, root zone irrigation and additional irrigation zones can also be combined within the same system. This allows you to gradually build an irrigation system that is tailored to your garden and saves you considerable time and effort on everyday watering.