DIG - Excel 17mm PC Dripline

Brand: DIG

DIG Excel 17mm PC Dripline

DIG Excel PCD 17mm is a reliable, durable, and precise pressure compensating dual-outlet dripline with all the features required of a professional PC dripline. The cylindrical drip emitters are designed with floating diaphragms to regulate and maintain a consistent flow rate at variable inlet pressures between 12 and 50 PSI. Unlike single-outlet dripline, it has two outlets per emitter for built-in redundancy.

If one outlet becomes blocked, a second outlet on the opposing side keeps the line performing. It is ideal for installation in oddly or narrowly shaped areas, parking lots, high-traffic areas, green walls, green roofs, windy sites, slopes, and other challenging terrain in commercial and controlled-environment landscaping.

Available Options

• 100' - 12" spacing - .58 GPH
• 100' - 12" spacing - .95 GPH
• 100' - 18" spacing - .58 GPH
• 100' - 18" spacing - .95 GPH
• 250' - 12" spacing - .58 GPH
• 250' - 12" spacing - .95 GPH
• 250' - 18" spacing - .58 GPH
• 250' - 18" spacing - .95 GPH
• 500' - 12" spacing - .58 GPH
• 500' - 12" spacing - .95 GPH
• 500' - 18" spacing - .58 GPH
• 500' - 18" spacing - .95 GPH
• 1000' - 12" spacing - .58 GPH
• 1000' - 12" spacing - .95 GPH
• Additional configurations available (2 more)

Key Features

• Pressure compensating dual-outlet emitters
• Flow rates .58 GPH and .95 GPH
• Emitter spacing 12 in. and 18 in.
• Operating pressure 12-50 PSI (0.8-3.5 BAR)
• Size .570 in. ID x .670 in. OD (14.5 mm ID x 17 mm OD)
• Floating diaphragm maintains constant flow at variable pressure
• Low-density polyethylene, resistant to chemicals and fertilizers
• Filter requirement minimum 150 mesh
• Minimum bending radius 1 foot

Why Choose DIG Excel 17mm PC Dripline

Excel 17mm PCD offers excellent performance across a wide operating pressure range, with dual-outlet redundancy that improves site preservation, system efficiency, and long-term reliability.

Ideal Applications

• Oddly or narrowly shaped areas
• Parking lots and high-traffic areas
• Green walls and green roofs
• Windy sites and slopes
• Commercial and controlled-environment agriculture