Signet Group
Irrigation · Rain Pipes

Natural rain. Targeted delivery.

Triple-layered UV-stabilised flexi-pipe that wets the surrounding farm like natural rain — no harm to fruits and vegetables.

Salient Features

Built for closed-row crops.

  • Laser-punched double-layer technology
  • Fast irrigation — energy saving and smooth water flow
  • Works on low pressure
  • Low incidence of clogging due to laser-punched holes
  • No filter required
  • UV-stabilised — protected from sun exposure
  • Low price compared to sprinklers
Technical Data

Specifications.

Available sizes20 / 32 / 40 / 63 mm
Wall thickness250 – 450 micron
Water discharge200 lph per meter @ 1 kg/cm²
Width of spray8 m (4 m on either side)
Expected life4 years
Operating pressure0.7 kg/cm² for 40 mm
Discharge172 – 180 lph/m @ 0.7 kg/cm² for 40 mm
Suitable Crops

What it's built for.

OnionSoya beansChick peasLeafy vegetablesGroundnutClosed-row spacing low-height crops
Usage of Rain Pipe

Where rain pipes work best.

01

Small and Medium-Scale Farming

Rain pipes are particularly suitable for small to medium-scale agricultural operations, including vegetable gardens, fruit orchards and nurseries. They can be used for row crops, raised beds or individual plantings.

02

Low-lying Areas

Effective in low-lying areas where water stagnation or excess moisture can be an issue. The controlled water release helps prevent waterlogging and soil erosion.

03

Drought-prone Regions

Beneficial in drought-prone regions or during periods of water scarcity. They provide localised irrigation to the plant root zone, ensuring efficient water use and minimising water loss.

04

Organic Farming

Compatible with organic farming practices as they allow for precise water application, reducing the risk of over-fertilisation or nutrient leaching.

05

Easy Maintenance

Rain pipes require minimal maintenance. Regular checks for clogging or damage to the pores or pipe can help ensure optimal performance.