Tool & Accessories

Pipe cutters and assembly wrenches are particularly helpful for installation. These tools ensure clean cuts and secure connections, making the setup easier and increasing the system's durability.

Our products are suitable for both private customers and commercial clients.

MP Rotators are easy to adjust at the spray head. Use the adjustment key to turn the screw on top of the rotator to modify the radius and spray width.

RVAN nozzles can be adjusted by hand by turning the outer ring of the nozzle. This allows you to precisely set the watering angle and range for accurate and need-based water distribution.

For gear-driven sprinklers, the watering angle can be adjusted using a small screw on the head. Use the appropriate adjustment tool from Rain Bird or Hunter to change the angle or range, optimally adapting the irrigation to your area.

Yes, you can deactivate sprinklers by sealing them with a cap or fitting the connection with a blanking nozzle. This is particularly helpful if your planting changes or an area no longer needs watering.

Various cutting tools exist, such as pipe cutters for smaller PE pipes (16–32 mm) and special shears for larger diameters. Choose the appropriate tool based on the pipe size to ensure precise and clean cuts.

To prepare for winter, connect the compressor to your system and let air flow through the pipes at low pressure until no more water comes out. This helps prevent frost damage and ensures the pipes are ready for use again in spring. You can read a more detailed description of winterization on our blog.

An assembly wrench helps tighten compression fittings and ensures leak-proof connections. Using a deburring tool, you can smooth cut edges to facilitate inserting pipes and ensure tightness.

A special tool is used to release Blu-Lock connections, allowing you to easily remove the pipe. These tools are handy and make disconnecting connections quick and effortless.

You can regulate the flow rate on solenoid valves by turning the flow adjustment screw until the desired water volume is reached. The valve can also be opened or closed manually if a temporary change is necessary.

Geotextile mats prevent dirt and roots from entering the irrigation area and protect the system from clogs. They are particularly helpful for drip irrigation and in areas with high soil activity.

To install saddle clamps, you can create holes using a drill or a twist punch. However, drilling produces more debris, which can remain in the pipes and potentially cause damage downstream. Tools that cut a hole rather than drill it—like our Twist Punch—are recommended as they significantly reduce debris formation.

Hole punches are ideal for making precise holes in drip tubing to install drippers or fittings. They allow for accurate placement and minimize the risk of leaks.

Wrap Teflon tape clockwise around the thread, starting at the beginning. Two to three layers are usually sufficient to create a tight connection and prevent leaks.

Special assembly wrenches, pipe cutters, and hole punches are helpful for installing 16 mm PE pipes and drip lines. These tools make cutting and connecting pipes easier, as well as precisely placing drippers and fittings.

Using our free planning software, the DVS Irrigation Planner, you can design your garden irrigation in just a few steps and find the best offers for irrigation systems. When using our software, it's important to provide a valid email address to ensure all technical requirements and validation rules are met. The Plug&Rain® system ensures efficient garden watering. You can then order the necessary materials directly from our online shop, with reliable delivery of high-quality products.