
20 Agricultural Irrigation Companies in Türkiye: Central Anatolia Buyer’s Guide (2026)
A sourced, alphabetical guide to 20 Türkiye-headquartered irrigation manufacturers and integrators, prioritising Central Anatolia’s water security, domestic production, regional service, field-crop needs and export potential while separating pipes, filtration, automation, pivots, mainlines and project integration.
- Research cutoff: 19 July 2026
- Format: Agricultural-irrigation buyer research · Central Anatolia-focused 20-company guide
- Coverage: 20 Türkiye-headquartered companies or groups
- Headquarters rule: The selected company or group must be headquartered in Türkiye; a foreign-headquartered subsidiary, office, distributor or factory is not eligible.
How to read this guide
This is not an official ranking, public endorsement, quality award or procurement decision. Companies are presented alphabetically. Inclusion reflects documented relevance to agricultural irrigation and the evidence available at the research cutoff; it does not imply that every company supplies a complete system or is suitable for every project.
Quick answer
This guide reviews 20 Türkiye-headquartered companies active in agricultural irrigation. The selection is deliberately weighted toward Central Anatolia because the Konya Closed Basin and the wider KOP region combine strategic field-crop production with severe pressure on groundwater, pumping energy and conveyance efficiency.
The shortlist therefore covers the complete irrigation chain rather than drip pipe alone: closed-network and mainline pipe, drip and sprinkler laterals, filtration, fertigation, valves and fittings, center-pivot and linear systems, hose reels, pressure management, metering and automation. Eleven selected companies are headquartered in Konya or Aksaray. Two additional companies have a documented Konya office or Ankara irrigation-production operation.
Regional relevance does not override technical performance. A locally manufactured system should still be selected through hydraulic design, water analysis, energy modelling, conformity checks, field references, commissioning tests and a credible service-and-spare-parts plan.
Türkiye’s interests and the Central Anatolia water challenge
For Türkiye, irrigation procurement is not only an equipment decision. It affects food security, groundwater resilience, electricity demand, regional industry, farm profitability, import dependence and export capability.
The KOP 2024–2028 framework prioritises effective water management, agricultural productivity, agriculture–industry integration and rural development. Official basin work for the Konya Closed Basin also emphasises closed conveyance, measurement, monitoring, reuse, crop-pattern decisions and allocation based on available water. In practical procurement terms, these priorities favour systems that can document how much water is conveyed, applied and consumed—not products marketed only with a generic “water-saving” claim.
A Central Anatolia-oriented project should normally be evaluated in this sequence:
- Secure conveyance: assess source yield, convert avoidable open-channel losses to closed networks where justified, and design surge-safe mainlines.
- Protect the system: select filtration and treatment from laboratory water analysis, not pipe diameter alone.
- Choose application technology by field: compare drip, sprinkler, pivot, linear and hose-reel options against crop rotation, parcel geometry, wind, soil intake, labour and energy.
- Measure and control: include flow meters, pressure monitoring, zone control and auditable operating records.
- Build regional resilience: value domestic engineering, local service, spare-parts availability and repairability, while keeping performance and lifecycle cost as mandatory gates.
- Develop exportable capability: prefer documented designs, test records, multilingual manuals and repeatable commissioning procedures that can support both Türkiye’s farms and overseas projects.
How this guide was prepared
This independent AgriTech.tr editorial selection uses publicly verifiable information available through 19 July 2026. It is a practical sourcing guide, not an exhaustive market census or an ordinal league table. Each entry identifies the company’s documented role, its Türkiye and Central Anatolia relevance, and an evidence boundary that a buyer should resolve before contracting.
Eligibility and selection method
- Confirm that the selected company or controlling group is headquartered in Türkiye. Foreign-headquartered companies were excluded even when they operate a Turkish subsidiary, office, dealer network or factory.
- Verify a current and material role in agricultural irrigation. Manufacturers, project integrators and infrastructure suppliers are identified separately.
- Require production-site or product evidence before using the word “manufacturer.” A catalogue containing third-party products is not treated as proof of in-house production.
- Give additional relevance to companies headquartered or producing in Konya, Aksaray or Ankara where the product category addresses KOP-region needs.
- Evaluate system value across water conveyance, application uniformity, filtration, energy, metering, maintenance, digital control and service—not by a single product count.
- Attribute export, capacity, saving and performance statements to their source and avoid turning a company claim into an independently verified outcome.
- Prefer recent operating evidence and state a clear evidence boundary when public information is old, incomplete or limited to the company website.
Presentation rules
- Companies are ordered alphabetically; profile numbers are navigation aids, not ranks.
- Central Anatolia weighting is transparent and does not imply that a regional supplier is automatically superior.
- A company is described only for the role supported by evidence: mainline supplier, dripline manufacturer, component producer, machinery manufacturer or project integrator.
- Products from different legal entities or brands are not counted as separate companies when they belong to the same documented group entry.
- Final procurement must be based on the exact legal entity, model, production site, standards, acceptance criteria and warranty offered in the quotation.
Capability map for Central Anatolia
The shortlist is designed around practical project functions. The names below are examples from this guide, not exclusive category assignments or market-share leaders.
| Project function | Representative companies or system types |
|---|---|
| Closed-network and mainline infrastructure | Kuzeyboru; Fırat Plastik; Ege Yıldız; Özdoğanplast / SUNPIPE; Suplas / Akplas |
| Dripline and field distribution | Aksinbor; Cansu; Ege Yıldız; Fırat Plastik; Panplast; STF; Suplas / Akplas; YDF |
| Filtration, fertigation, valves and controls | Aytok; Filtsan; İyikoyuncu; Karaca Tarım; Poelsan; SFS; STF; Suplas / Akplas |
| Broad-acre pivots and linear systems | Atlantis; Opal Pivot; Suplas / Akplas |
| Mobile field irrigation | İrtem hose-reel systems; portable sprinkler ranges from relevant pipe-and-fitting manufacturers |
| Turnkey engineering and orchard systems | BETCO / Beta Sulama; Karaca Tarım for automation-oriented applications |
Regional balance inside the shortlist
Nine selected companies are headquartered in Konya and two in Aksaray. Atlantis is headquartered in İstanbul but maintains a documented Konya office; Fırat is headquartered in İstanbul while its agricultural-irrigation production is documented in Ankara. The remaining companies broaden Türkiye-wide comparison in components, pipe systems, machinery and project integration.
This distribution is intentional: Central Anatolia receives greater attention because the buyer’s question is regional, but the guide retains national alternatives so specifications, delivery, lifecycle cost and service can be compared competitively.
Alphabetical 20-company shortlist
1. Aksinbor Yağmurlama — Aksaray
Documented role: Drip and sprinkler pipe-and-fitting manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: Aksaray
Documented evidence: The official site identifies an Aksaray factory producing sprinkler products, drip pipes and drip-system fittings.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: Its Aksaray base gives direct logistical relevance to KOP-region farms and irrigation cooperatives.
Evidence boundary: Request current test reports, pressure classes and material specifications for the exact model.
2. Atlantis Mühendislik / Atlantis Center Pivot — İstanbul headquarters; Konya office
Documented role: Center-pivot and linear-irrigation manufacturer and integrator Headquarters / documented location: İstanbul headquarters; Konya office
Documented evidence: The company states that it was established in İstanbul in 1998 and manufactures center-pivot and linear systems; its official contact page also lists a Konya office.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: Its pivot focus is relevant to large fields growing cereals, sugar beet, maize, potato and forage crops.
Evidence boundary: Require a site-specific hydraulic and energy model; savings depend on pressure, wind, soil intake, scheduling and field geometry.
Official company source 1 · Official company source 2
3. Aytok Filtre Sistemleri — Konya
Documented role: Agricultural filtration, fertigation and irrigation-control manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: Konya
Documented evidence: Official pages document Türkiye-based production of automatic and manual filters, valves, control panels and fertigation equipment.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: Groundwater sediment, variable well discharge and long field lines make filtration and pressure management especially important in Central Anatolia.
Evidence boundary: Aytok protects and controls irrigation systems but should not be described as a dripline-pipe manufacturer without separate evidence.
4. BETCO / Beta Sulama — Adana
Documented role: Irrigation engineering, orchard integration and export supplier Headquarters / documented location: Adana
Documented evidence: BETCO identifies itself as the export and project company of the Türkiye-based Beta Group, while Beta Sulama provides turnkey irrigation design and installation.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: Its orchard-engineering model is transferable to Central Anatolia’s apple, cherry and other perennial-crop investments.
Evidence boundary: Treat BETCO as an integrator and exporter unless the manufacturing origin of a named component is documented in the quotation.
5. Cansu Sulama — Bursa
Documented role: Dripline, sprinkler and irrigation-fitting manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: Bursa
Documented evidence: The official site presents in-house production of pressurised-irrigation products and lists drip pipes, sprinkler systems and fittings from Bursa.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: Portable sprinkler and field-drip products remain relevant where Central Anatolian farms rotate crops or cannot justify permanent infrastructure on every parcel.
Evidence boundary: Verify current certification scope, exact technical file and model-specific field references.
Official company source 1 · Official company source 2
6. Ege Yıldız Plastik — İzmir
Documented role: Plastic-pipe manufacturer with drip, sprinkler and water-conveyance products Headquarters / documented location: İzmir
Documented evidence: The official site documents a large İzmir production operation and agricultural products including flat drip pipe and sprinkler systems.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: It is relevant to Central Anatolia for pipe supply, replacement logistics and projects combining laterals with distribution lines.
Evidence boundary: Request current data for emitter spacing, wall thickness, pressure and allowable run length; marketing does not replace hydraulic design.
7. Filtsan — Konya
Documented role: Agricultural filtration and fertigation-equipment manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: Konya
Documented evidence: The official site states that Filtsan was founded in Konya to manufacture agricultural filtration systems and lists disc, gravel and other filters plus fertiliser tanks.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: Konya production supports shorter service and spare-parts chains for groundwater-fed systems in the KOP region.
Evidence boundary: Filter sizing must be based on measured flow, pressure loss and water analysis; category presence alone does not prove suitability.
Official company source 1 · Official company source 2
8. Fırat Plastik — İstanbul headquarters; Ankara irrigation production
Documented role: Dripline, sprinkler-pipe and irrigation-fitting manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: İstanbul headquarters; Ankara irrigation production
Documented evidence: Official product documentation states that drip pipes and related fittings are manufactured at Fırat’s Ankara facilities; current certification identifies the production scope.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: Ankara irrigation production is strategically positioned for Central Anatolian distribution and public or cooperative procurement.
Evidence boundary: Match each certificate and test report to the exact product, site, diameter, pressure class and validity date.
Official company source 1 · Official company source 2
9. İrtem Tarım Makineleri — Tekirdağ
Documented role: Hose-reel irrigation-machine manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: Tekirdağ
Documented evidence: İrtem’s 2024 official manual documents automatic hose-reel irrigation machines, and the company publishes a nationwide service list.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: Hose reels provide a mobile option for rotating field crops and dispersed parcels in Central Anatolia.
Evidence boundary: Uniformity depends on nozzle or boom, speed, pressure, wind and lane spacing; require commissioning measurements.
Official company source 1 · Official company source 2
10. İyikoyuncu Zirai Sulama Sistemleri — Konya
Documented role: Irrigation-component and fertiliser-tank manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: Konya
Documented evidence: Official pages identify Konya production of irrigation fittings, fertiliser tanks, valves, hoses and related metal, cast and plastic components.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: Local availability of common fittings and tanks can reduce seasonal downtime in the Konya plain.
Evidence boundary: Some official-site material is old; confirm current legal identity, active production, standards and warranty before procurement.
Official company source 1 · Official company source 2
11. Karaca Tarım — Antalya
Documented role: Irrigation, fertigation and greenhouse-automation manufacturer-integrator Headquarters / documented location: Antalya
Documented evidence: Official pages identify a Turkish company in Antalya developing irrigation and greenhouse-control systems, including EC-pH fertigation equipment.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: Its controls are relevant to Central Anatolia’s greenhouse, nursery, seed-production and controlled-environment projects.
Evidence boundary: Do not extrapolate greenhouse references to open-field performance without a separate design, sensor plan and acceptance protocol.
Official company source 1 · Official company source 2
12. Kuzeyboru — Aksaray
Documented role: Large-diameter irrigation-mainline and water-infrastructure manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: Aksaray
Documented evidence: Public-company and official corporate sources identify Aksaray as headquarters and a principal HDPE production base for agricultural and water projects.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: Aksaray production aligns directly with KOP priorities to convert open networks to closed systems and reduce conveyance losses.
Evidence boundary: Mainline capacity is not dripline capability; acceptance must cover pressure testing, joints, trenching, surge and as-built records.
Official company source 1 · Official company source 2
13. Opal Pivot — Konya
Documented role: Center-pivot, linear-pivot and universal-pivot manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: Konya
Documented evidence: Official pages identify a Konya factory and production of center, linear and universal pivot systems and related components.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: Konya manufacture is directly relevant to broad-acre production and regional service across the Konya plain and neighbouring provinces.
Evidence boundary: Verify local-content claims component by component; drives, gearboxes, controls and sprinklers may have different origins.
Official company source 1 · Official company source 2
14. Özdoğanplast / SUNPIPE — İzmir headquarters and production; Şanlıurfa factory
Documented role: Dripline, sprinkler, HDPE pipe and irrigation-fitting manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: İzmir headquarters and production; Şanlıurfa factory
Documented evidence: The official profile documents SUNPIPE production at facilities in İzmir and Şanlıurfa, including drip, sprinkler and HDPE systems.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: For Central Anatolia, it is a national-scale alternative for comparing dripline and sprinkler specifications, delivery and replacement availability.
Evidence boundary: SUNPIPE is a brand, not a second company. Verify the legal entity issuing the quotation, invoice, warranty and conformity documents.
Official company source 1 · Official company source 2
15. Panplast — Konya
Documented role: Drip-irrigation pipe, agricultural-plastics and pipe-system manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: Konya
Documented evidence: The official site identifies Panplast as an Anadolu Birlik Holding company linked to the Konya Beet Growers Cooperative and documents drip-irrigation production.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: It is especially aligned with Central Anatolia’s interests in domestic supply, cooperative purchasing, sugar-beet production and local industrial employment.
Evidence boundary: Cooperative ownership does not prove performance; require current technical data, lot traceability and field acceptance testing.
16. Poelsan — Samsun
Documented role: Irrigation fittings, valves, filters and automatic-control manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: Samsun
Documented evidence: Official pages document production in Samsun of compression fittings, drip-system fittings, valves, filters and automatic-irrigation control products.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: Its valves, filters and controls are relevant to Central Anatolian retrofits needing zoning, automation or leak-resistant connections.
Evidence boundary: Poelsan manufactures components and controls; it should not automatically be listed as the manufacturer of a project’s drip pipe or mainline.
Official company source 1 · Official company source 2
17. SFS Filtre Sulama Sistemleri — Konya
Documented role: Agricultural filter and irrigation-component manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: Konya
Documented evidence: The official site lists a Konya organised-industrial-zone address and product groups covering filters, filter parts and metal, plastic and cast irrigation components.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: The Konya location supports seasonal maintenance and replacement supply for filtration and metal components in intensive field-irrigation districts.
Evidence boundary: Public information is limited; request legal-entity documents, production evidence, test records and a model-specific warranty.
Official company source 1 · Official company source 2
18. STF Filtre Tarım Sulama Sistemleri — Konya
Documented role: Dripline, sprinkler, filtration, fittings and digital-monitoring manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: Konya
Documented evidence: Official pages identify a Konya production centre with pipe, filter, fitting and plastic-injection departments, plus dripline, sprinkler and pressure-energy monitoring products.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: Konya manufacturing and pressure-energy monitoring products closely match Central Anatolia’s water and pumping constraints.
Evidence boundary: Monitoring does not by itself prove crop-water optimisation; integrate meters, soil or plant data and a documented schedule.
Official company source 1 · Official company source 2
19. Suplas / Akplas — Ilgın, Konya
Documented role: Drip, sprinkler, filter, HDPE and pivot-system manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: Ilgın, Konya
Documented evidence: Suplas is the agricultural-irrigation brand of Türkiye-based Akplas. Its official history documents a production facility in Ilgın and product groups from drip and sprinkler systems to filters and pivots.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: Ilgın production and broad system scope make the group relevant to Central Anatolian import substitution, service and export development.
Evidence boundary: Count Suplas and Akplas as one group entry; verify the contracting legal entity and manufacturing origin of every subsystem.
Official company source 1 · Official company source 2
20. YDF Damla Sulama Sistemleri — Konya
Documented role: Dripline, filter and irrigation-fitting manufacturer Headquarters / documented location: Konya
Documented evidence: The official site states that the Konya company manufactures drip pipes, drip fittings and filter systems.
Central Anatolia and Türkiye relevance: A Konya base may support rapid seasonal supply for standard farm-level drip packages and replacement components.
Evidence boundary: Public evidence is limited to the company site; confirm active production, legal identity, material specifications, emitter tests, warranty and references.
Central Anatolia irrigation buyer checklist
A technically complete quotation should connect the water source to the root zone and document both capital and operating consequences.
- Record legal entity, headquarters, factory, brand ownership and the manufacturer–integrator–dealer split for every subsystem.
- Complete a seasonal water-source assessment: licensed allocation, well yield, static and dynamic level, flow variability, pressure, water analysis and expected decline risk.
- Map parcel boundaries, elevations, soil infiltration, crop rotation, wind exposure, irrigation window and available electricity before selecting technology.
- Request hydraulic calculations showing design flow, pressure, friction losses, zone layout, run lengths, emitter or sprinkler discharge and expected distribution uniformity.
- Size filtration from suspended solids, sand, biological load, hardness and iron—not from nominal pipe diameter alone. Include flushing and pressure-loss limits.
- Compare annual pumping energy in kWh and cost under the proposed pressure and operating hours. Include variable-speed drives or low-pressure alternatives where justified.
- Require meters at the source and meaningful sub-zones, plus pressure measurement and a data-retention method that supports water accounting.
- Specify fertigation compatibility, backflow protection, chemical resistance, injection accuracy and calibration procedures where nutrients are applied through the system.
- Compare service-life cost: energy, filters, emitters, sprinklers, hoses, seals, gearboxes, batteries, communications, seasonal labour and expected replacement cycles.
- Request references under comparable groundwater quality, field size, wind, crop and operating pressure. Catalogue values alone are insufficient.
- Define FAT/SAT or factory and site acceptance tests, pressure tests, uniformity tests, commissioning records, operator training and as-built drawings.
- Confirm local spare-parts stock, response times during irrigation season, warranty exclusions and who pays transport, excavation or field labour.
- For public, cooperative or export procurement, match every certificate and conformity document to the exact legal entity, factory, product model and validity date.
- Do not accept a generic percentage water-saving claim. Require the baseline, measurement boundary, crop season, weather, yield and energy method behind it.
Four procurement pathways for the KOP region
| Procurement pathway | Recommended sequence |
|---|---|
| Well-fed field system | pump test → sand separation and filtration → metering and pressure control → crop-appropriate application system → seasonal performance audit |
| Closed cooperative network | source and allocation model → mainline hydraulic and surge design → metered farm turnouts → pressure zones → leakage and energy monitoring |
| Broad-acre crop investment | compare pivot, linear, hose reel, sprinkler and field drip using annualised cost, rotation flexibility, wind and energy |
| Orchard or high-value crop | water analysis → filtration and treatment → pressure-compensating layout where needed → fertigation and zone automation → root-zone monitoring |
Short request-for-quotation template
Ask every bidder to respond to the same site data and separate the following items:
- Contracting legal entity, headquarters, production site, brand owner and role for each supplied component.
- Exact model, origin, scope, exclusions, quantity, capacity, pressure class, materials and applicable standards.
- Hydraulic design assumptions, calculations, expected uniformity and permissible operating envelope.
- Water-treatment and filtration basis tied to the supplied water analysis.
- Pump duty point, annual operating hours, estimated energy use and control philosophy.
- Metering, sensors, automation, connectivity, data ownership and offline operation.
- Delivery, installation, trenching, electrical work, commissioning, training and acceptance testing.
- Warranty, exclusions, service response, seasonal spare-parts stock and ten-year parts strategy where relevant.
- Comparable references and the buyer’s permission to contact them.
- For exports: Incoterms, packing, customs documents, payment security, destination-market conformity, manuals and after-sales coverage.
Corrections and annual review
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The research cutoff is 19 July 2026. Later changes may justify an update but do not retroactively alter what the cited sources showed at the cutoff.
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Official policy and sector sources
- KOP Action Plan 2024–2028, official KOP Regional Development Administration page
- Water Efficiency Strategy and Action Plan (2023–2033)
- 2026 Presidential Annual Program
- Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry: Konya Closed Basin water-management meeting
- General Directorate of State Hydraulic Works: KOP and modern irrigation context
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