Top 10 Benefits of Netafim FlexNet™ Flexible Pipe

 


Irrigation pipe network plays a decisive role in the efficiency and effectiveness of a drip irrigation system. Hence, you need reliable pipes that can sustainably support your irrigation endeavors. FlexNet™ is one such trustworthy drip irrigation product. It has resulted from Netafim’s extensive research, knowledge, and unfathomable understanding of Indian irrigation needs and landscape. Let us see how FlexNet™ can benefit you.

1.     Lightweight and Portable

FlexNet™ is lightweight and portable. You do not require many people or a large transport facility to carry the pipe. You can carry the pipe easily by yourself.

2.     Innovative Drip Irrigation Solution

FlexNet™ is not merely another product added to India’s drip irrigation ecosystem. Instead, it is a patented, well-researched and innovative product that has stemmed from Netafim’s agricultural ingenuity and the urge to deliver what matters and what provides value.

3.     Longevity

The durable polyethylene (PE) pipe is uniquely woven to provide strength and remain lightweight. It allows various laying and retrievals.

4.     No Snaking and Kinking

With FlexNet™, the drip lines remain in the same position throughout the season. It is because FlexNet™ does not undergo snaking and kinking.

5.     High UV Resistance

The pipe is intelligently colored white to provide high thermal, chemical, and UV resistance. Thus, external elements have little to no effect on the pipe.

6.     Reduced Installation Effort and Cost

FlexNet pipe can be easily laid. It doesn’t incur as much effort and cost to install the pipe. The pipe comes with an instruction manual that lucidly explains the installation procedure. So, farmers can install the pipe themselves with fewer people on hand.

7.     Easy to Coil and Store

Recoiling FlexNet™ is as easy as installing it. You can easily retrieve the pipe without damaging it. The recoiled pipe can be stored in a compact space, unlike conventional pipes that require a larger storage room. 

8.     Customization

FlexNet pipe can be customized to your needs. Netafim offers pre-ordered welded outlets at a spacing based on your drip irrigation needs. Thus, FlexNet™ pipe  allows you to optimize water supply to your crop and catalyzes a higher and more consistent crop growth.

9.     Leak-Free

The perfect sealing between the patented outlets and the pipe helps reduce weeding and muddy spots. So, the pipes don’t leak and help you ensure optimal water supply.

10. Peace of Mind!

Proper water supply and irrigation efficiency remain grave concerns for farmers. But FlexNe, which doesn’t leak, proves to be a sustainable drip irrigation solution. It offers farmers peace of mind with its efficiency, durability, and performance guarantee.

Want to explore FlexNet™’s product specifications and other aspects? Click to download the FlexNet Product Sheet.


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