Your sprinkler package shapes field performance

Replacement is not only about breakage. Wear builds gradually, and application quality can drift before a component fully fails. In North America, a replacement cycle around 8,000 - 10,000 operating hours is common, but the right timing depends on field conditions, water quality, and what you see in performance.

Yes. If water is not applied evenly, the field does not respond evenly. Over-applied areas can increase runoff and waste inputs, while dry spots can hold back crop development. More stable coverage supports more stable field results.

Not always. Some growers replace worn sprinklers, some address pressure regulation, and some review the end-of-system setup as well. The right approach depends on what is installed now and where application problems are showing up.

Komet works through dealers and field support partners. They can help with product selection, compatibility checks, and practical questions around replacement or retrofit decisions. That gives growers a local point of contact instead of guesswork.

Start with what the field is telling you. Uneven crop response, runoff, or visible wet and dry zones are worth checking early. Your dealer can review the setup and help identify whether wear, package selection, or another issue is affecting application.