IX-AG-IR100 Drip Irrigation Unit Specifications, Operation & Selection Guide

The values below come from the supplied 2026 IXORTA catalogue. Use them to build an initial shortlist, then confirm the exact configuration, options and acceptance criteria in the model-specific quotation.

Before ordering: confirm the duty, usable capacity, overall dimensions, utilities, safety package, controls, attachments and documentation for the destination market. Download the division catalogue.

IX-AG-IR100 is the highest listed configuration in this 4-model range and should be assessed against site space, utilities, handling and transport limits.

Shortlist this model when the planned duty is close to its listed values. If the application regularly approaches a limit, compare the adjacent models below and ask IXORTA to check working margin, cycle expectations and future capacity.

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The operator confirms water source, suction sealing, priming, discharge route and safe engine position before starting. Flow is introduced gradually and the system is monitored for cavitation, leaks and pressure.

The safe sequence depends on the supplied guards, controls, utilities and attachments. Operators should follow the delivered manual, training and site risk assessment. For process examples and planning articles, continue to the IXORTA Agriculture industry guides.

Review pump casing and impeller, engine coupling, seals, frame, hose connections, guards, controls and a flow-and-head test. Irrigation assemblies also require filtration and distribution review.

A useful factory-acceptance record identifies the agreed configuration, principal components, inspection points, test material or load, observed results, open actions, documentation set, packing method and release approval. See IXORTA Agriculture project scopes for the wider delivery context.

A catalogue capacity alone is not enough. IXORTA should receive the normal and peak operating range, site conditions, utilities, operator experience, destination and delivery constraints before recommending a configuration. Review the division buyer FAQs before sending the enquiry.

1. Define the job. Record material, load, output, quality and environmental requirements.
2. Inspect before start. Check guards, fluids, fasteners, tooling or attachments, connections and the work area.
3. Set the equipment. Apply the model manual, verified program or calibrated field setting.
4. Prove at low risk. Run a dry cycle, first part, clean-water test or short field pass as appropriate.
5. Monitor production. Watch load, sound, temperature, quality, flow, alignment and safety devices.
6. Close and record. Isolate safely, clean, inspect wear and log service actions.

Use the project enquiry form to identify any required training, commissioning or operator documentation.

• drain and clean after dirty-water use
• check seals, hoses and clamps
• service engine filters and oil
• protect from freezing and dry storage

Intervals depend on operating hours, duty, dust, heat, water quality and the surrounding environment. The delivered manual and component schedules control the final service plan. Send spare-parts and service questions through the IXORTA contact page.

Match every machine to farm size, climate, soil, crop, tractor power, hitch, PTO or hydraulic flow, seasonal work window, inland transport, operator experience and first-season spare-parts access.

For a useful export quotation, include the destination port, inland route, unloading equipment, site access, local standards, document language, commissioning responsibility and critical spare-parts expectation. Browse regional project examples.