Reesink Hydro-Scapes was at SALTEX

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Reesink Hydro-Scapes, the new division representing water solutions for all green spaces, brought its most comprehensive selection of products to SALTEX yet in early November.

Including the most advanced central control irrigation system, controllers, sprinklers and soil systems from Toro, water aerators for the cleanest, healthiest water quality from Otterbine, the simple but effective two-wire controller from SRC and the highest quality water pumping systems from Franklin’s Pumps, whatever the water requirement a solution can be found with Reesink Hydro-Scapes.

From Toro there was the fast and intuitive Lynx central control system software which helps professionals manage their water and resources in the most efficient way possible. The brand’s wireless soil monitoring system Turf Guard improves turf, soil, and water efficiency by helping retain optimum conditions for the surface and root zone. There were multiple sprinklers to view – the Infinity55, FLEX55, TS90, T7 and Flex B series – and Reesink’s innovative natural turf cup which allows grass to grow in the cup on top of the sprinkler to create a seamless and continuous area of turf.

Two of Otterbine’s best sellers – the Concept 3 aerating fountain and Fractional five-in-one aerating system – were on show and with either professionals are only one product away from clean, clear, healthy water for their ponds or lakes. The Concept 3 provides a fountain centrepiece at the same time.

Another product that was back this year was the SRC Ranger Controller 4000 D, an easy to use and highly effective two-wire controller that delivers all the control needed for easy but effective irrigation without the requirement of a PC.

And rounding out the display was Franklin Pump’s EGF Dirty Water Transfer and EV Vertical Multi Stage Pumps. Both provide the solutions for customers wanting sustainability – the EGF is a submersible drainage pump for dirty water extracting from ponds, streams and pits, while the EV is suitable for pumping clean water through irrigation systems in golf clubs and sports grounds.