Riser, Sprinkler Stand & Quick Coupling Valve

A riser is a short vertical pipe that lifts the sprinkler above the ground so water is spread over the crop. Its height is chosen by the crop height. A sprinkler stand is for movable lines; the sprinkler sits on the stand, which connects to the line with a hose or pipe.

A quick coupling valve is fitted on the main line and, with a special key, connects or disconnects a sprinkler or hose without shutting off the whole line. It is used in landscaping and in systems where sprinklers are moved between several points.

Our rows cover all three parts in 1/2, 3/4 and 1 inch; the size must match the sprinkler inlet thread. The riser is fitted onto PE pipe with a clamp saddle or a threaded tee.

In your enquiry give the part, size, riser length (by crop height) and quantity. For quick coupling valves, add the key to the list.

In parks and landscaping, quick coupling valves are buried at regular intervals along the main and only their caps show beside the lawn. The gardener connects a hose or sprinkler to any valve with a special key and disconnects it after watering, without shutting off the whole line.

This needs less fixed piping and keeps the green space free of pipes and hoses. Keep the valve caps closed so soil and grass do not get inside.

For risers on farmland, fit the riser vertically and brace it with a stand or stake so the sprinkler does not tilt while running. On movable lines, set the sprinkler stand on level ground.