Western Irrigation All-In-One Water Transportation Systems

Western Irrigation

All-In-One Water Transportation
Systems

Eliminate Water Loss

Build-to-Suit

Reduce Maintenance

Maximize Land Efficiency

Improve Safety

Challenges of traditional
transportation techniques

Water loss…

is common in traditional systems due to evaporation and ground infiltration.

Mismatched components…

result in inefficiencies and long-term unreliability.

Open trenches…

consume valuable land and create hazards for people and livestock.

Maintenance demands…

result in a continuous effort to fend off blockages, insects, weeds and erosion.

Fratco’s
All-In-One Solution

By merging robust stainless steel components with durable, proven SmoothCorr plastic pipe, our systems minimize water loss and provide a cohesive design that significantly reduces maintenance demands and safety concerns, while being flexible to adapt to any irrigation need.

These revolutionary water transportation systems are a seamless, efficient and sustainable solution that address the major challenges of traditional surface irrigation. Say goodbye to water loss, dangerous open canals and the hassles of DIY systems. Step into a new era of control and precision in water transportation that will last for generations to come.

SYSTEM COMPONENTS

Transportation Pipe

Fratco’s SmoothCorr pipe (HDPE) forms the backbone of these systems designed to eliminate water loss and deter pests. And unlike open canals, these systems are buried making them safer and more land-efficient.

Control Structures

Each system will have adaptable stainless steel control structures to manage water flow and diversion. This adaptability caters to fluctuating water levels and diverse terrains.

CONTROL GATES

These stainless steel gates are the functioning arms of these systems that regulate water flow. They may be part of a Control Structure or stand-alone.

Dispersion Bowls

These large, stainless steel bowls are utilized to prevent soil erosion and damage while also preventing water loss from soil absorption as the water is transported.