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New Ultra-Low Flow Standard

Just turn it on and leave it running.

Nano Flow delivers just 1% of conventional drip flow, so your water lasts 100X longer. Soils stay oxygenated, roots stay balanced, and moisture stays constant all day long.

  • Keep roots hydrated without runoff or percolation losses.
  • Lower pump, zone, and pressure requirements.
  • Less pressure loss means better uniformity!
  • Better moisture for stronger yields.
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Nano Flow(24 hours) VS Traditional(15 minutes)

Watch The Dropper Series, by Nano Flow Irtrigation: Why ultra low flow rates outperform the established industry standard.
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Emitter Spacing (inches) 18 "
Row Length (feet) 1000 '
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If you can turn it on and leave it running… why waste water?

  • Supplement plants for longer periods
  • Reduce on-demand water and energy
  • Ease soil tension and compaction
  • Lower flow velocity, friction losses, and infrastructure needs
  • Save water while boosting production

Less pressure loss means better uniformity.

Did you know?

There are roughly 20 drops in 0.001 liters of water.

Animation of Nano Flow's fast valve loop

The Dropper Series

Each emitter in The Dropper Series reaches ultra-low flow rates unmatched by conventional drip manufacturers.

The system is designed to run for days or weeks at a time. Set it and forget it. Operating at just 1% of traditional flow, the line delivers a constant, gentle stream that cuts total water use while maintaining plant health.

This steady trickle lets growers run more irrigation sets simultaneously without the risk of runoff or overwatering.

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Israel Ruttenberg

CEO & Founder

I grew up around innovators who built low-flow solutions from the ground up. Inspired by my grandfather’s engineering curiosity, I challenge the status quo so growers can do more with less water.

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Drops vs Gravity

Liquid that flows from a single dripper to the ground continues to move within the soil due to two forces: gravitational force, which pulls the droplet downward, and capillary force, which draws the droplet in all directions (Gardner, 1979; Schwartzman et al., 1984).

Large amounts of water over a short duration lead to deeper percolation because gravitational forces dominate. At extremely ultra-low flows the capillary forces take over and the gravitational forces become negligible, making deep percolation far less likely (Kenig et al., 1995; Raviv et al., 2008).

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Micro vs Nano Irrigation

What would you do with a flow rate of 0.01 gallons per hour? Lead stewardship with Nano Flow Irrigation. Our drippers achieve flow rates that conventional manufacturers have yet to match, eliminating the need for excessive infrastructure to manage allowable depletion or drought deficit strategies.

Just keep the system running—turn it on and forget about it. No excessive runoff, percolation, or drainage issues from pests, diseases, water logging, or contamination. As long as feeder roots stay moist and aerated, plants thrive; avoid stress surges and you avoid lost production. Just keep the flow low.

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Nano Flow Irrigation — Frequently Asked Questions

What problem does Nano Flow Irrigation solve?Root stress • Runoff • Waste
Traditional drip often applies water faster than plants can use it, which drives ponding, percolation losses, and oxygen deprivation in the root zone. Nano Flow Irrigation's drippers operates at about 1 percent of standard flow rates to match plant uptake and stabilize soil moisture.
How do ultra-low flow rates improve drought deficit irrigation and ET balance?
Ultra-low flow maintains a steady, shallow wetting front that tracks evapotranspiration. Instead of large on-off cycles, the profile stays near field capacity with better root aeration and less evaporative loss at the surface.
What is the water-saving potential compared to standard drip or micro?
Systems designed with Nano Flow Irrigation's drippers can reduce discharge per emitter by up to 99 percent while maintaining crop performance, because delivery is paced to plant consumption rather than system convenience.
How do ultra-low flow rates promote uniformity and root health?
At very low discharge, capillary forces dominate over gravity which spreads moisture more evenly around each emitter. The root zone remains moist and oxygenated which supports finer roots and higher nutrient uptake efficiency.
Why do lower application rates reduce root stress and boost yield potential?
Consistent moisture avoids the drought-then-saturation swing that creates plant stress. Stable oxygen and water availability supports flowering and fruit set which can lead to more frequent or stronger yield events.
Can ultra-low flow improve nutrient use efficiency?
Yes. Continuous low-rate delivery maintains solution mobility near roots without flushing nutrients out of the profile which can improve fertilizer efficiency and overall vigor.
How does Nano Flow Irrigation mitigate friction losses and pressure requirements?
Lower velocities reduce frictional head loss which lowers required operating pressure. Fields can run on low-head reservoirs or gravity where practical which cuts energy use and simplifies infrastructure.
Is the Nano Flow system complicated to operate?
No. The simplicity is the point. Steady low-rate delivery reduces the need for complex control logic. Scheduling becomes more predictable which makes both sensor-driven and manual decisions easier.
Can I integrate Nano Flow Irrigation with existing manifolds and controls?
In many cases yes. Tubing and laterals can connect to existing valves and manifolds with modest adjustments. Many growers retrofit a test block first then scale after validating results.
How much water can I actually save at the field level?
Savings depend on crop, soil, spacing, and climate. As a planning reference, emitter discharge can drop to as low as 0.0025 gallons per hour with uniformity maintained which materially reduces daily water demand per acre.
Use your agronomic design to set final set times and volumes.
What is the financial impact?
Lower flow and pressure reduce pump size, pipe diameters, and energy consumption. Simpler infrastructure means fewer failure points and lower maintenance. These combine to improve payback and total cost of ownership.
Why choose Nano Flow over conventional drip/micro?
It installs like heavy-wall half-inch drip but operates at about 1 percent of the flow rate. That shift turns irrigation into a low-pressure, low-energy, high-control process that supports resilience in water-limited regions.
How does this support long-term water sustainability?
Reducing discharge per emitter at scale preserves regional supplies, improves on-farm reliability, and aligns with conservation programs that reward durable efficiency rather than short-term restrictions.
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