The center pivot sprinkler system, also known as the pointer-type sprinkler or electric circular sprinkler, consists of a central tower, a span section (including a sprinkler truss and tower frame), a cantilever arm, and an optional end gun system. The central tower is fixed on a central base, and during operation, the spans rotate around the central tower, irrigating a circular or fan-shaped area. Depending on the size of the irrigated land, the span section of the center pivot sprinkler can be configured as a single span or a combination of multiple spans. Different span sizes, in conjunction with the cantilever pipe, allow for the assembly of machines of various lengths. Each machine can control an area of 8 to 100 hectares, meeting the irrigation needs of different plot sizes. 

Center Pivot Irrigation

Mobile Center Pivot Irrigation System is a variation of the center pivot irrigation system. It consists of a movable center tower, a span section (including a spray truss and tower), a cantilever, and a tail gun system (optional). The center tower can be moved and is available in three configurations: sliding track, three-wheel, and four-wheel, allowing it to be relocated for use in different fields. The span travel mechanism is equipped with a specialized gear reducer, and the tires can steer 90°. During irrigation, the tires are parallel to the drive pipe, while during towing, they are perpendicular to it. The span section of the mobile center pivot irrigation system can be configured according to the size of the irrigated land. 

Towable Center Pivot Irrigation System

The drag hose pivoting sprinkler consists of a traveling vehicle, span section (including spray truss and tower), cantilever, and optional tail gun system. It uses a drag hose for water supply during operation. The vehicle and spans move in parallel in the same direction, providing back-and-forth irrigation in fields. The system’s trajectory is linear, with a rectangular coverage area, ideal for fields with a length-to-width ratio of 2:1 or greater. The span section can be a single unit or multiple combinations, adjustable to any length with cantilever pipes, limited by drag hose capacity to a maximum of 36.9 hectares per machine. Sprinkler heads can be configured based on local climate and planting needs, with irrigation intensity ranging from 4mm to 50mm.

Hose drag linear irrigation system

The canal-Fed Linear Irrigation System consists of a traveling vehicle, span section (including spray truss and tower), cantilever, and an optional tail gun system. It irrigates by drawing water from a connected channel during operation. As the vehicle and spans move in parallel in the same direction, it provides back-and-forth irrigation in the fields. The trajectory is linear, with a rectangular coverage area, making it suitable for long, narrow plots with a length-to-width ratio of 2:1 or greater.

The span section can be configured as a single unit or multiple combinations based on the size of the irrigated land. Different span sizes combined with cantilever pipes allow for machines of any length, with a single machine capable of controlling an area from 9.2 to 100 hectares. 

Ditch feed linear irrigation system

The JP series reel-type sprinkler is an irrigation machine that winds drag PE hoses on a reel, using spray pressure to drive a water turbine, which then rotates the reel through a speed reduction device. This mechanism automatically moves and sprays the nozzle car. It offers advantages such as easy mobility, simple operation, labor and time savings, high irrigation accuracy, and strong adaptability, effectively providing the moisture crops need to increase yields.

The JP series can irrigate large agricultural areas and is also suitable for applications in power plants, ports, sports fields, and urban green spaces where dust control irrigation is required.

Hose reel irrigator