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Linear Irrigation Systems
Irrigation , Other/specials
Linear Irrigation Systems
Only T-L Linear systems offer continuous movement for precise water management, custom designed for your application.
T-L linear irrigation systems consistently use nearly 50% less water than flood irrigation methods while allowing almost total coverage of the field. Equal water distribution over the length of a linear system reduces friction loss and lowers operating costs.
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One Span Linear (OSL) irrigation system
Irrigation , Other/specials
One Span Linear (OSL) irrigation system
T-L One Span Linear systems produce higher yields through even water distribution, the result of hydrostatic drive design and its continuous movement. Add low pressure versatility and uniform water patterns and the benefits grow. One Span Linears can be designed to irrigate irregular and smaller fields, irrigate widths from 36 to 250 m, and have delivery of water through a …
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Pivot irrigation systems
Irrigation , Other/specials
Pivot irrigation systems
T-L’s exclusive hydrostatic drive design offers substantial advantages over electrically driven systems. Each tower of a T-L system moves continuously, guaranteeing a uniform water spreading, especially important for chemical distribution. Continuous movement reduces the chances of getting stuck and reduces wear on drive components significantly. T-L’s hydrostatic drive design provides maximum torque while automatically adjusting for the varying tower flow …
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T-L – Linear Irrigation Systems
Beetroot , Brassica
T-L – Linear Irrigation Systems
T-L – Only T-L Linear systems offer continuous movement for precise water management, custom designed for …
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T-L – One Span Linear (OSL) irrigation system
Beetroot , Brassica
T-L – One Span Linear (OSL) irrigation system
T-L – T-L One Span Linear systems produce higher yields through even water distribution, the result of hyd…
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T-L – Pivot irrigation systems
Beetroot , Brassica
T-L – Pivot irrigation systems
T-L – T-L’s exclusive hydrostatic drive design offers substantial advantages over electrically driven syst…
