The published performance table covers a pressure range from 2.0 to 6.0 bar. Pressure refers to pressure at the nozzle. Selection should stay within the allowable operating range specified in the technical table. If the system is exposed to unstable pressure conditions, that should be reviewed during specification.

The Trigon 112 offers a variable trajectory angle from 10° to 26°. Komet notes that a lowered trajectory angle improves irrigation efficiency in windy conditions. For every 3° drop of the trajectory angle, throw is reduced by approximately 3 to 4%. That tradeoff should be considered when balancing drift control and required radius.

The Trigon 112 combines technical polymers with industrial-grade stainless steel components. It is assembled with corrosion-resistant gaskets and bolts. This material concept is central to the product’s suitability for harsh liquids. It is designed to reduce wear on key components over long operating periods.

Komet states that water hammer can cause damage to the system and to the product. Damage caused in this way is not covered under warranty. The allowable operating range is specified in the technical table and should be respected during design and operation. If there is any doubt, the safer route is to review the installation with a Komet dealer or support contact.