Tri-Flo™ Spraysticks

Get three flow options in one emitter with the Tri-Flo™ spraystick. Choose from low, medium, or high flow by inserting 1/4 in. distribution tubing into the specific port. Ideal for container-grown plants; available with 90° or 160° fan spray.

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160-Degree Fan Spray Tri-Flo™ Spraystick with 3 Watering Ports (NDS TFS 16)

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Close up of the emitter portion of the Tri-Flo™ 160-Degree Fan Spray Spraystick (NDS TFS 16)

Key Features

Contains three watering ports on top for low, medium, and high flows; shut-off plug on the side
Position the spraystick near the edge of container to spray inwards and insert directly into the soil, like a stake; raise or lower the Spraystick to adjust the throw
To stop watering, simply attach tubing to the shut-off plug on the side
Stake design makes it easy to insert emitter into the soil
Designed to work with standard drip irrigation water pressures up to 50 PSI

Applications

Specifically designed to water container-grown plants with low, medium, or high flow option
Ideal for watering container plants; from residential use to full-scale commercial nurseries
As part of a complete drip irrigation system, the emitter delivers water gradually; with a non-pressure compensating emitter, expect varying water flow based on length of tubing or elevation, with higher flow closer to the water source

Installation & Maintenance

Position at the outer edge of container to spray inwards; connect 1/4 in. tubing to low, medium, or high port; adjust throw by raising or lowering the depth the spraystick is inserted into the soil
Periodically check for leaks or damage and repair as needed; recommended operating pressure for most emitters is up to 50 PSI

Materials & Sustainability

Emitter made of polyethylene treated with UV inhibitors to prevent fading and cracking
Drip irrigation can reduce water usage by up to 70% compared to conventional sprinkler irrigation when used properly; for most drip irrigation products, water is applied precisely and at the rate the soil can accept it to prevent runoff and erosion