18-VAN Rainbird Variable Arc Adjustable Sprinkler Nozzle 15'-18' Radius - 10 Pack

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The Rainbird 18VAN variable arc adjustable sprinkler 10 pack is perfect for all standard and irregularly shaped turf and shrub areas where 10 nozzles come in handy. These nozzles are adjustable from 15 to 18 feet and fits all Rainbird spray heads and shrub adapters. These arc nozzles feature UV resistant plastic and a stainless steel adjustment screw to increase the lifespan of this product. Selecting the correct nozzle is one of the most crucial, yet overlooked, elements in irrigation system design. Choosing the correct nozzle, whether its for a spray head or a rotor, is easy if you take the time to study the nozzle charts in a manufacturers product or online catalog and select one that best suits your needs; irrigation equipment manufacturers have put a tremendous amount of effort into developing nozzles to fit almost every application: For slopes and compacted soils, select a nozzle with a lower precipitation rate. For windy areas, select a nozzle with a low nozzle outlet trajectory. To achieve even water distribution without having to separate partcircle from fullcircle sprinklers, select a nozzle set that features a matched precipitation rate. Another way to ensure uniform watering, if youre working with spray heads, is to select nozzles that have an undercut nozzle. These nozzles have an second, undercut orifice for watering closer to the head. For flexibility with spray heads, select a nozzle with an adjustable or variable arc. Because nozzles are designed to work within a wide range of pressures, it is important to ensure you have the correct pressure at the base of the nozzle.Too much pressure, as is commonly the situation with spray heads, will result in misting. Misting creates a reduction in the radius of throw and you may experience uneven coverage, and cause wet and dry spots. To correct this, several manufacturers offer devices that can be installed at the nozzle or are integrated in the sprinkler, such as the Rainbird PRS Series.

To ensure that as many farmers as possible are able to access the benefits, the Kisan Store has five Indian languages including Hindi, Telugu, Kannada, Tamil, and Malayalam. Farmers who prefer to shop offline at a neighbourhood store can also benefit from the range of choice and conveniences of Amazon’s Kisan Store. They can visit any one of the 50,000+ Amazon Easy stores across the country where the store owner will help them browse the selection, identify a product, create an Amazon account and place orders. Farmers can choose from a selection of thousands of farming equipments from over 20+ brands. This selection is offered by hundreds of Small and Medium Businesses present across the country.

 

Inaugurating the store, Shri Narendra Singh Tomar, Hon'ble Minister of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, said, Addressing at the launch event, Shri Narendra Singh Tomar, Hon'ble Minister of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare said, “It gives me immense pleasure to launch Amazon Kisan Store. I hope this initiative proves to be beneficial for the farmers and the people associated with the farming community to engage the Indian farmers in the modern era of digital economy, increase the productivity of agricultural produce, provide services like logistics industry.

 

Many D2C brands across the country have surpassed the Rs100-crore benchmark in revenue. According to the Shiprocket-CII-Praxis report, grocery, gourmet, apparel and footwear and personal care are the largest D2C categories, together capturing more than 75% of the D2C market

 

Shiprocket, India's largest eCommerce enablement platform, has released a report on the D2C market in India in partnership with CII (Confederation of Indian Industries) and Praxis Global Alliance, a global management consulting and consulting firm.

 

According to the report, Direct to Customer (D2C) is a $12 billion market and is witnessing remarkable and rapid growth. The report states that several D2C brands in India have surpassed Rs 100Cr revenue in 3-5 years after launch.

 

The latest report shows that D2C brands represent an estimated $60 billion industry in FY27, at a CAGR of approximately 40%. The numbers in the report are staggering and pave the way for a new model of e-commerce in which brands choose to own and operate their own sales counters on the Internet. This remarkable trend has been reaffirmed by the fact that many D2C brands across the country have surpassed the INR 100-crore benchmark in revenue. Moreover, this revenue benchmark was only reached in 3-5 years since the start of the activities.

 

These trends are supported by the brands' agility and Go-To-Market (GTM) strategy, as well as strong digital capabilities that have helped their businesses grow and gain a competitive advantage. The report shows that branded packaging has also been a key factor in attracting buyers. The average order value (AOV) of each product and a hefty gain in gross margins are the fundamental headwinds driving this trend further.

 

Speaking about the report's launch, Saahil Goel, co-founder and CEO of Shiprocket said: "The rise of online-first shopping and conscious consumerism have fueled the era of direct-to-consumer (D2C) brands limited to marketing alone. of their products through online marketplaces or offline channels, quite a few brands are developing their own eCommerce stores or apps for the purpose of capturing orders and delivering them directly to the customers using eCommerce enablers. direct selling, this trend is continuing to newer heights.The rationale for direct selling is the same online as offline.Brands create their own branded stores and also sell in department stores or multi-brand outlets if they can control the brand experience in their own stores. Likewise, direct-to-consumer online channels empower brands to control the story and brand experience."

 

He added: "With this report, our aim is to provide the first-ever comprehensive deep dive of the D2C sector in India and its huge potential in the coming years."

 

Commenting on the launch, Praxis Global Alliance partner Mohit Mittal said: "The Indian e-commerce market is growing rapidly (estimated CAGR of 25% from FY22 to FY27). We have seen that almost all PINs in India use e-mail. commerce.Many of these transactions and orders come from second and smaller cities.By FY30, India will also have 1.3 billion+ smartphone users and 500 million+ online shoppers.The growing e-commerce sector is positively impacting D2C growth brands in India.With more people shopping online and more money being spent by consumers, the market is likely to expand in the next five years.To reduce their reliance on the marketplaces, even traditional brands are increasingly developing their direct-to-customer channels, such as tools for websites, apps and social media to reach and sell their customers."

 

To estimate the size of the D2C market in India, we considered seven categories: Personal Care, Apparel & Footwear, Groceries & Refined Foods, Jewelry, Electronics, Healthcare, Home Furnishings, Garden & Outdoor. Existing players (such as Unilever, Marico, Tata Consumer Products and ITC) are either acquiring prominent D2C brands or going the organic route to launch their own brands online and build their own D2C platforms. But for D2C brands to sustain this growth, they must amplify product innovation and renew manufacturing and sourcing strategies to become industry leaders. So to win the market, it is also essential to improve offline distribution, customer acquisition and unit economy.