Tool 1 · Whole system

Tell us about your seeder and we'll plan the system.

If you're after a complete liquid delivery system, we can help get things moving. Fill in a few details about your seeder and how you operate, and we'll put together a tailored recommendation based on the information you provide.

If we need more detail to get it right, we'll be in touch for a quick follow-up.

What we look at

  • Bar width and tyne count set your manifold and tube layout
  • Rates and speeds size the pump and rate control
  • Your liquids decide tube colour and fittings

Not sure on some of these yet? Send an enquiry without them and we'll work it out with you.

Plan your system

Your seeder details only - contact details come at the quote step.

Tool 2 · Tube sizing

Find the right Friction Flow™ tube for your system.

Use this calculator to find out what size of Friction Flow™ tubing is suitable for your existing system.

The right tube is the difference between flowing and blocking. Red tubes suit UAN-heavy solutions, green suit water-based, each in metre-rated sizes that set how much liquid gets through per tyne.

How Friction Flow™ works

Don't have these numbers to hand? Send an enquiry without them and we'll work it out with you.

Friction Flow™ tube size calculator

Enter your rig - decimals are fine, and worth being exact about.

Final step · Your details

Tell us where to send it.

Anything you filled in above comes with you automatically - tube calculation, system plan, or both. If you skipped the tools, or only got part way, send this through as is. We'll come back within one business day, and ask about anything we still need.

No tool answers attached - that's completely fine. Send your details and we'll work the numbers out with you. If you'd rather do the groundwork first, plan your system or size your tube.

Request your quote

No tool answers needed - send this through and we will work the numbers out with you.

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