New check valve makes XFS-CV Dripline the choice for slopes

Landscape Live! by North Coast Media

Nov 10, 20171:59Business

Combining Rain Bird's Copper Shield Technology and a new 4.3-psi check valve, the XFS-CV dripline can be used in areas with up to 10 feet in elevation changes, says corporate marketing brand manager Alex Nathanson at the...

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