Flat drip irrigation is a low-pressure, high-efficiency watering system that delivers water directly to the base of plants through a flat, flexible tubing (often called drip tape). This tape contains built-in emitters at regular intervals, which release water slowly and evenly to the root zone.
Key Features:
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Flat when dry, round when filled with water
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Built-in emitters (spaced typically 10–30 cm apart)
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Made from lightweight polyethylene
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Available in various wall thicknesses (6–25 mil) depending on crop type and field conditions
