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Low Flow Column
(usually 1/4” QC)
The low flow column has a smaller internal di-
ameter. This means a heaver ball can be used to
monitor a smaller flow.
AgXcel uses the low flow columns with 1/4”
push to connect outlet fittings. The flow capabil-
ity of 1/4” tubing and the low flow column is a
great pair for rates on 30” rows under 10 GPA.
Externally, the low flow column can only be
identified by “ LOW FLOW ” molded into one side
of the column. All the same fittings work with
low flow and full flow columns.
Low Flow
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For most applications of NutriSphere - N NH3 at 32 oz/acre,
the Green Plastic ball gives a good flow indication. If a
heavier ball is needed, use the Red ball.
On this low - flow system, the flow appears to be more
stable if only one ball is used.
1/4”
In order to assure proper and even distribution to each row, the product being applied must be metered to
each individual row. This metering is done by using metering tubes which create back pressure so an equal
amount of liquid is applied to each row.
Flow indicators give a clear visual signal that a fertilizer system is working. These indicators use an o-ring
and wire clip connection to snap together in any configuration necessary.
The flow to each row will pass through a flow column that has one or two balls that will float to indicate
flow to that row. This gives an immediate visual confirmation of flow to each row. While the floating balls
are a good visual indication of flow they are not always an indicator of exact flow to each row. Only a
catch test will verify the evenness of the row-to-row distribution.
FLOATING BALL MANIFOLDS
(Read Instructions Completely before Beginning Installation)
For most applications of Nutri-
Sphere-N NH3 at 32 oz/acre, The
Green plastic ball gives a good
flow indication. If a heavier ball is
needed, use the Red Plastic ball.
See Fig.1
On the Gx40 Synergist low-volume
system, the flow appears to be
more stable if only one ball is used.
Floating Balls
Fig. 1
Ball retainer - If top is removed,
be sure that the ball retainer is in
place when top is reinstalled.
NOTE: Manifold
Configuration is situational
Photos are for general
reference.
manifold examples