Bring Rain To Your Field Whenever You Wish!
Ever wished you could control the rain and water your crops exactly when they need it? With the innovative Laser Spray (Rain Pipe), you can do just that! This game-changing irrigation system is designed to bring fine droplets to your crops—whenever you wish!
Ideal for Close-Spaced and Short Crops: Whether you’re growing vegetables or other short-height crops in close spacing, the Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) system is your best friend. Its design ensures that water reaches every corner of your field uniformly, promoting even growth.
Key Benefits of Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) Irrigation:
Rain Pipe irrigation is technically called Spray Irrigation and it substitutes traditional sprinkler irrigation. It stands out with many benefits:
- Supports Photosynthesis: Clean, healthy leaves are key to efficient photosynthesis. By preventing dust buildup on leaves, the Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) ensures that your plants absorb sunlight more effectively, enhancing growth and yield.
- Gentle on Crops: The Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) disperses fine water droplets, ensuring that your delicate fruits and flowers aren’t damaged during irrigation. This gentle spray mimics natural drizzle, making it ideal for maintaining healthy crops.
- Boosts Soil Health and Germination: The Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) irrigation keeps the soil porous, which improves air circulation around the roots and enhances seed germination. By spreading water evenly across the soil surface, it also reduces the risk of waterlogging and seepage loss.
- Perfect for Sandy Soil: Sandy soils, notorious for their quick drainage, benefit immensely from the Laser Spray’s (Rain Pipe) thin water distribution on the soil. The water penetrates efficiently, keeping the soil moist without being wasted.
Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) Vs Traditional mini sprinkler
- Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) operates at a lower pressure (0.7 Kg/cm²) than Mini/Micro Sprinklers (1.5 to 3 Kg/cm²).
- Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) systems have a shorter irrigation time and require less pump power compared to Mini/Micro Sprinklers, which have a longer irrigation time and demand higher pump power.
- Cost-wise, Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) is more economical, while Mini/Micro Sprinklers tend to be more costly.
- In terms of soil health, Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) allows the soil to remain loose, enhancing root and bulb growth. On the other hand, the heavy droplets of Mini/Micro Sprinklers can lead to soil compaction.
Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) Models:
Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) comes in various avatars (models) to suit the requirement of farmers.
- Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) 20 MM:
This model features a wall thickness of 0.2 MM, and offers roll lengths of 200/700 meters. The water discharge rate is 45 LPH, with a Maximum Permissible Running Length of 50 meters, making it ideal for smaller areas. - Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) Gold – 20 MM:
- With a wall thickness of 0.4 MM, this variant of the 20 MM model is designed for enhanced durability. It comes in roll lengths of 100/700 meters and also delivers 45 LPH, with a Maximum Permissible Running Lengthof 50 meters.
- Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) 32 MM:
- The Laser Spray 32 MM has a wall thickness of 0.3 MM and comes in roll lengths of 100/600 meters. It offers a higher water discharge of 135 LPH with a Maximum Permissible Running Lengthof 50 meters, making it suitable for larger areas and those requiring higher water flow.
- Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) 40 MM:
- Featuring a wall thickness of 0.3 MM, this model is available in roll lengths of 100/600 meters. It provides a water discharge of 135 LPH and a Maximum Permissible Running Lengthof 60 meters, ideal for medium to large fields that need higher water output.
- Laser Spray (Rain Pipe)-Marathon 40 MM:
- The Marathon 40 MM model comes with a wall thickness of 0.3 MM and roll lengths of 100/700 meters. It offers a water discharge rate of 70 LPHand a Maximum Permissible Running Lengthof 100 meters, making it perfect for large fields where extended coverage is a priority.Laser Spray-Marathon is the only Rain Pipe in the world currently which has Maximum Permissible Running Length of 100 mtr.
Not All Rain Pipes Are Created Equal – Laser Spray vs Ordinary Rain Pipes
At first glance, an ordinary rain pipe and a Laser Spray system may seem to serve the same purpose. But, as the saying goes, “Look alike but, don’t work alike!”. Let’s break down the difference and explore why Laser Spray is the smarter choice.
- Longer and wider Irrigated Area: Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) has longer Maximum Permissible Running Length compared to ordinary Rain Pipes. So, Laser Spray pipe can be laid for a longer distance compared to ordinary Rain Pipes. Laser Spray irrigation also covers wider area on both the sides of the pipecompared to ordinary Rain Pipes. Hence, Laser Spray irrigates more area than ordinary Rain Pipes and so, one needs lesser quantity of spray pipes and corresponding fittings compared to the same in case of ordinary Rain Pipes for a given size of field leading to saving in the cost of the irrigation system.
- Uniform Irrigation:Unlike ordinary Rain Pipes, Laser Spray given uniform water discharge upto its maximum permissible running length giving uniform irrigation to the field leaving no dry patch.
- Fine Water Droplets: Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) produces finer water droplets compared to ordinary pipes, which does not harm the fruits and flowers.
- Superior Quality: Lastly, Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) is made of high quality virgin plastic which makes it robust, durable and dependable.
Conclusion
Rain Pipes deliver the new spray irrigation for close spaces short heighted crops. It is better than the traditional sprinkler irrigation. It has several advantages over sprinkler irrigation.
There are several benefits of spray irrigation like supporting photosynthesis, helping germination, being ideal for sandy soil and gentle on fruits & flowers etc.
Laser Spray (Rain Pipe) delivers spray irrigation better than ordinary Rain Pipes though they look similar! Laser Spray irrigation covers larger area than ordinary Rain Pipes resulting in cost saving, gives uniform irrigation and finer droplets.