Drip Irrigation Fittings
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Drip Irrigation Fittings Irrigation fittings connect tubing, emitters, and distribution components into a complete drip system. The fitting catalog at Hydrobuilder spans the full range of connection types used in professional drip systems: barbed fittings (push-in without tools for standard poly tubing), compression fittings (tighten mechanically for a pressure-rated seal), TechLock push-fit fittings (Netafim's compression cap system for 17mm mainline), and bulkhead fittings for reservoir and tray penetrations. DIG, Netafim, and FloraFlex are the primary fitting brands covering the breadth of connection sizes and styles used in modern hydroponic and agricultural drip systems. Fitting Types and Applications DIG produces barbed and compression fittings for 1/4-inch and 1/2-inch poly tubing - the sizes used throughout small-to-medium drip systems. Tees, elbows, couplings, and end caps in both sizes cover standard distribution line routing needs. Netafim 17mm TechLock and standard insert fittings are the standard for commercial mainline systems using 17mm Bright White PE tubing, with tees, elbows, couplers, and male adapters covering all connection configurations at 50-100 PSI ratings. FloraFlex push-fit fittings use a proprietary connection system for FloraFlex distribution tubing. Botanicare bulkhead fittings create watertight reservoir and tray penetrations for drain fittings, manifold connections, and return lines. Selecting the Right Fitting Match fitting type to tubing size and operating pressure. Never mix incompatible fitting systems on the same tubing run - Netafim TechLock is not compatible with standard barbed fittings on the same 17mm line. Browse Netafim drip components , FloraFlex , and all irrigation supplies . Fast shipping. Related Guides & Resources Learning Center Hydroponic Drip Irrigation: A Guide to Efficient Growing Field Drip Irrigation: A Guide to Efficient Outdoor Farming Irrigation & Fertigation Automation Calculators Pump & Flow R
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