Finolex Drip

(FPIPL) is a Joint Venture between Finolex Group - India (www.finolex.com) and Plasson Ltd. - Israel (www.plasson.com). Established in 1992 and based near Pune, FPIPL, an ISO 9001:2008 company, is today a leader in the field of Micro Irrigation in India. FPIPL offers a wide range of products and solutions in the field of precise Irrigation and Intensive agriculture cultivation. Our solutions includes complete tailored Drip and Micro Sprinklers systems and Turn- Key projects for All Agriculture sectors such as Row Crops, Horticulture, Green Houses, Plantations, Orchards, Nurseries and more. FPIPL's services include Survey, Planning and Design facilities for Drip, Mini & Micro Sprinklers, Foggers, Misters, Fertigation equipments, etc. for various field crops, horticulture crops, plantations, landscape, Greenhouse and Poly-house Irrigation systems, Liners for ponds etc. Having technical agreement with world's leading manufacturers, FPIPL has exclusive Distributorship for marketing of various other Irrigation Equipments like Filters, PVC Ball Valves, Plastic Fittings, Control Valves, Automation, etc. In the field of Landscape we supply Landscape and Golf Irrigation Products like Pop-up Sprinklers, Sprayers, Rotors etc. To complete our “All Under One Roof” services for Agriculture, FPIPL supplies various grades of Water Soluble Fertilizers imported from Belgium & Israel and Bioinputs - Dripzyme

Along with its advanced systems, FPIPL also provide comprehensive Agronomic Guidance and Knowledge Transfer Programs on Irrigation, Fertigation and all parts of cultivation. The Company has around 400 qualified professionals, which includes, Production Experts, Surveyors, Application Engineers, Agronomists, Soil Scientists, and Sales Engineers to meet the growing marketing requirement. FPIPL has a wide spread network of distributors all over India for the sales & services of all products and projects. FPIPL is well-known for its quality products and quality services. The company has successfully executed Irrigation systems over 0.4 Million acres area on various crops.