The hanging type mist spraying has good effect: it can atomize the liquid medicine or water into extremely fine droplets, increase the contact area between the liquid and the crop surface, improve the adhesion rate and utilization rate of pesticides or fertilizers, and also reduce the waste of pesticides and pollution to the environment.
High uniformity: Since the nozzles are evenly distributed on the spray rod, and the droplet size and spray volume are relatively consistent, a relatively uniform spray effect can be achieved, ensuring that the crops are evenly treated with medicine or water, which is beneficial to the growth of crops and the prevention and control of diseases and pests.
Strong adaptability: The spray parameters such as droplet size, spray volume, spray angle, etc. can be adjusted according to different crop types, growth stages and pests and diseases. It can also be used to spray a variety of liquid preparations, such as pesticides, fertilizers, plant growth regulators, etc.
| System Name |
Hanging Spray Irrigation |
Manufacturer |
See Poem |
| Type |
Sprinkler |
Flow Rate |
5-30L/h |
| Working Pressure |
0.15-0.3Mpa |
Application |
Agriculture irrigation |
| Usage |
Garden/ Farm/ Irrigation/ Lawn |
Feature |
Easy to install |
1、Does See Poem a Trading Company or a Manufacturer?
See Poem is 100% a real manufacturer and welcome to visit our factory.
2、Can you offer samples for free?
We are glad to provide the samples to you, and our sample is for free you only need to pay for the freight.
3、How can we gurantee quality?
Always a pre-production sample before mass production;
Always final Inspection before shipment;
4、How long is your delivery time?
Generally it is 30-45 days after order.
5.How do I determine which irrigation system my land needs?
That depends on several factors. The first is the size and shape of the land. For a small, regularly shaped garden, a drip system or a small sprinkler system might be appropriate; for larger areas of farmland, a center pivot sprinkler system or a large drip system would be more effective. The second is the type of crop being grown. For example, a vegetable garden might be better suited to drip irrigation, as it delivers water directly to the roots of the plants, reducing the risk of diseases caused by wet leaves, while a lawn can use sprinkler irrigation, which can evenly cover a larger area. Then there is the soil type; sandy soils don’t retain water well and may need more frequent irrigation, and a drip system can reduce the rapid loss of water.
