Commercial
HydroFLOW reduces drip-emitter clogging, protects irrigation systems from limescale and improves nutrient uptake in plants — no chemicals, no maintenance.
Farmers in Israel face complex water quality and high operating costs, which directly hurt yield and profitability.
Effluent and well water rich in calcium, magnesium and iron form hard limescale inside emitters and pipes.
A slime layer in irrigation pipes provides a substrate for bacteria and algae to multiply, clogging the system.
In hard water, fertiliser components can react with minerals and become unavailable to the plant — costly waste and poor uptake.
The system is installed on the irrigation line’s main pipe or ahead of the filtration system. It transmits an electrical signal into the water, causing minerals to crystallise into stable clusters that don’t adhere to walls.
Emitters stay free of limescale and biofilm for longer.
Fertiliser components stay dissolved and more available to the plant.
Water reaches deeper root zones, maximising hydration efficiency.
A physical solution with no chemicals and no need for ongoing maintenance.
The HydroFLOW system is installed externally onto the irrigation pipework, with no cutting or irrigation-system shutdown.
The signal propagates along the irrigation lines and treats the water in real time, even with intermittent irrigation.
Cleaner emitters, improved nutrient uptake and a bigger yield.
Emitter clogging, biofilm in reclaimed water, and water penetration into soil aren’t three separate problems — they’re three points on the same chain that starts at the system head and ends at the plant’s root.
With every evaporation cycle, dissolved minerals stay concentrated exactly at the narrowest opening they passed through — which is why emitters and spray nozzles are always the first component to clog in a system, even while the main pipework is still completely clean.
A significant share of irrigation in Israel relies on reclaimed effluent, where biofilm is usually the more dominant challenge than classic limescale — including microbially induced corrosion (MIC) in the pipework itself.
Studies on magnetized water (a related but simpler technology — passive permanent magnets) sometimes show improved soil penetration, attributed to reduced surface tension of the water.
Reducing emitter clogging over large areas.
Maintaining irrigation uniformity over long growing seasons.
Improving fertiliser availability and reducing irrigation-system maintenance.
HydroKNCT and Hydropath Care are designed to work together as a single connected monitoring solution for every HydroFLOW installation across your network.
Real-time signal performance data from every unit
24/7 temperature and power monitoring
Instant alerts when readings change
Central dashboard for all sites
Full logging and trend transparency
Tell us about your irrigation system and our team will estimate your expected savings — at no cost and with no obligation.