What does NPC mean in a dripline name?

NPC stands for Non-Pressure Compensating. In a dripline, it means the drippers deliver water at a flow rate that varies with changes in operating pressure, unlike pressure-compensating (PC) drippers.

What is the K-GOL NPC dripline used for?

The K-GOL NPC dripline is used for efficient and uniform irrigation of field and horticultural crops. It is suitable for applications such as vegetables, cotton, sugarcane, and other row crops.

How is K-GOL NPC different from K-GOL PC?

NPC = economical and simple irrigation; PC = more uniform irrigation under varying pressure conditions.

What flow rates does K-GOL NPC offer?

The K-GOL NPC dripline is available with 2 LPH and 4 LPH flow rates, depending on the crop and irrigation requirement.

What sizes are available?

The K-GOL NPC dripline is available in 12 mm, 16 mm, and 20 mm sizes, with 2 LPH and 4 LPH flow-rate options.

Is K-GOL NPC more affordable than K-GOL PC?

Yes. K-GOL NPC is generally more economical than K-GOL PC because it uses a simpler non-pressure-compensating dripper design. It is a cost-effective option for fields with relatively uniform pressure and terrain.

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Dripline K-Gol NPC

Reliable Drip Line for Level Fields

Our Dripline K-Gol NPC is built to deliver dependable, cost-effective drip irrigation for flat, level fields where consistent, straightforward water delivery matters more than pressure compensation. A wide labyrinth flow path resists clogging, while a silicon diaphragm and turbulent flow design keep performance steady across the full length of the line. Multiple outlet holes and a smooth inner surface reduce friction losses, ensuring efficient water distribution to every dripper along the run. Manufactured from special-grade LLDPE using advanced Israeli technology, our K-Gol NPC dripline combines UV resistance and flexibility with genuine field durability, giving growers a reliable, budget-friendly drip irrigation option for row crops, orchards, and general agricultural use on level terrain.

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