Netafim NetaFlex 3G Venturi for Concentrated Acid - 13 GPH

Inject Acid Without a Pump - 13 GPH Venturi

Keeping irrigation water at the right pH usually means adding acid by hand or running a powered dosing pump. This venturi injector uses the flow of water through the line to draw concentrated acid into the stream, so there is no motor to power. It is made by Netafim, a name growers know for irrigation components.

At 13 GPH, this unit suits small to mid-sized hydroponic setups and growers who want a simple, low-maintenance way to dose acid. Larger commercial operations should check the rating against their line size and dosing needs.

Key Features & Benefits

• Venturi design — draws acid in using water flow rather than an electric pump.
• Made for concentrated acid — matched to the acid dosing task in nutrient delivery systems.
• 13 GPH rating — gives a defined injection capacity for planning your system.
• NetaFlex 3G line — part of Netafim's nutrient delivery range.

Who Should Use Netafim NetaFlex 3G Venturi

Hydroponic growers, home or commercial, who want to adjust the pH of irrigation water by injecting concentrated acid and prefer a simple, pump-free injector.

About Netafim NetaFlex 3G Venturi

Netafim makes irrigation and nutrient delivery equipment. This NetaFlex 3G venturi for concentrated acid is rated at 13 GPH and is sold as a single unit. It is listed as a special order item.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does a venturi injector do?
A: A venturi injector narrows the flow path so water speed rises and pressure drops. That suction pulls liquid from a supply container into the water line.

Q: Do I need electricity to run it?
A: No. It works from water flow through the line, so it needs no electric motor.

Q: How does it compare with a dosing pump?
A: A venturi has no motor and few moving parts, which keeps it simple. A powered dosing pump generally offers more control over injection rate.

Q: What is GPH?
A: GPH means gallons per hour. Here, 13 GPH is the unit's rated capacity.

Q: Is it safe to handle concentrated acid?
A: Concentrated acid is hazardous. Wear gloves and eye protection, follow the acid maker's safety instructions, and store it in a suitable container.