DIG’s 1/4” Barbed Drip Fittings are used in the installation of all brands of 1/4” micro tubing, 1/4″ drip line and 1/4″ soaker hose (.140 ID to .170 ID). The fittings are pushed into the inside of the tubing for a very tight-fit connection. They can be used for a two-way layout or for a three-way layout of the different tubing. The fittings can also be used to attach the micro tubing to 1/2” or 3/4” drip tubing. They are made of high-impact plastic and have the largest inside diameter in the industry with a higher flow rate capability and lower head loss.
Features
- Sharp-barb design for secure and tight-fit installation without glue or clamps
- Fits all brands of 1/4” micro tubing , 1/4″ drip line and 1/4″ soaker hose with .140 ID to .170 ID
- One-piece construction
- Made of high-impact, high-strength, UV-resistant plastic for durability and long life
- Large inside diameter for maximum flow
Technical
MODEL |
DESCRIPTION |
IMAGE |
H80A |
1/4 in. barbed Coupling / barbed connector |
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How to use
About
DIG’s 1/4” Barbed Drip Fittings are available in a range of configurations for use with 1/4” micro tubing (also known as distribution tubing), 1/4″ drip line and 1/4″ soaker hose. They provide a low cost and simple method for the installation of the different tubing. The main purpose of the fittings is to allow the extension of drip emitters or 1/4” drip line from the drip tubing into the plant areas. They use a sharp barb over which the end of the tubing is pushed for a very tight fit.
Barbed fittings Installation
To connect the barbed fittings, force the tubing over the barb of the connector, tee or elbow. To connect 1/4” micro tubing into the 1/2” drip tubing, punch a hole into the 1/2” drip tubing, snap the barbed fitting into the hole and push the micro tubing over the other side of the barb. The 1/4″ fittings are available in a barbed connector, tee or elbow to meet the varying requirements in the installation and layout of the micro tubing and 1/4″ drip line.