- Low-density polyethylene resin offers flexible and versatile use
- Designed for use in a drip irrigation system
- Resists stress, cracks, heat, UV, or chemical damage
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Price:
$598
Product Overview
Made with premium quality polyethylene resins, DIG’s 0.700 OD drip irrigation poly tubing is designed to meet the demands of any drip irrigation project, above or below ground, from residential gardening to commercial landscape and agricultural installations. The drip tubing, commonly referred to as poly tubing, blank tubing or drip hose, is used as the primary supply line of a drip irrigation system into which micro tubing, drip emitters, drip line or micro sprinklers are connected to deliver water to the plant area. DIG’s drip irrigation poly tubing coil has outstanding environmental stress-cracking resistance, high burst strength and UV protection for durability and long life.
- Used as the primary supply line in a drip irrigation system into which micro tubing, drip emitters, drip line or micro sprinklers are connected
- Designed to meet the demand of any drip irrigation projects from professional landscape to residential gardening installations, for above or below the ground
- Resistant to cracking, heat, UV rays and chemicals
- Produced using dow’s 7510 linear low-density polyethylene resins with high environmental stress crack resistance and UV protection against the damaging effects of ultraviolet rays
- Use with DIG’s 0.700 compression fittings, color black, and Nut Lock fittings
- Dimensions: 50 ft. with .600 ID x .700 OD
- Bending radius: 1 ft.
- Maximum operating pressure: 60 psi
- Can be installed above or below ground
- DIG's drip irrigation products may be exempt from residential and commercial watering restrictions (check local codes)
- Maximum recommended flow rate per each length of drip tubing is not to exceed 220 GPH (3.6 GPM)
Product Overview
- Low-density polyethylene resin offers flexible and versatile use
- Designed for use in a drip irrigation system
- Resists stress, cracks, heat, UV, or chemical damage
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| Brand | DIG | DIG | DIG | DIG |
| Name | 1/8 in. x 50 ft. Vinyl Micro Drip Tubing | 1/2 in. (.700 O.D.) x 50 ft. Poly Drip Irrigation Tubing | 1/4 in. x 50 ft. Soaker Hose Dripline | 1/2 in. (0.710 O.D.) x 100 ft. Poly Drip Irrigation Tubing |
| Price | $416 | $598 | $797 | $932 |
| Ratings | (11) | (592) | (97) | (68) |
| Tubing Length (ft.) | 50 | 50 | 50 | 100 |
| Drip Line/Tubing Type | Drip or Emitter Line Tubing | Drip or Emitter Line Tubing | Drip or Emitter Line Tubing | Drip or Emitter Line Tubing |
| Irrigation System Component | Tubing | Tubing | Tubing | Tubing |
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Compare Similar Drip Irrigation Tubing
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| Brand | DIG | DIG | DIG | DIG |
| Name | 1/8 in. x 50 ft. Vinyl Micro Drip Tubing | 1/2 in. (.700 O.D.) x 50 ft. Poly Drip Irrigation Tubing | 1/4 in. x 50 ft. Soaker Hose Dripline | 1/2 in. (0.710 O.D.) x 100 ft. Poly Drip Irrigation Tubing |
| Price | $416 | $598 | $797 | $932 |
| Ratings | (11) | (592) | (97) | (68) |
| Tubing Length (ft.) | ||||
| Drip Line/Tubing Type | ||||
| Irrigation System Component | ||||
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Specifications
Dimensions
Assembled Depth (in.)
17.50 in
Assembled Height (in.)
4.75 in
Assembled Width (in.)
17.5 in
Inner Diameter (in.)
.50
Outer Diameter (in.)
.50
Tubing Length (ft.)
50
Details
Color Family
Blacks
Drip Line/Tubing Type
Drip or Emitter Line Tubing
Irrigation System Component
Tubing
Pack Size
1
Pressure Rating
80 psi
Returnable
180-Day
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
3 Year Warranty
Questions & Answers
54Questions38Answers
What does .700 OD mean?
Asked by Skip September 21, 20205
Answers.700 of an inch outside diameter.
Can this tubing be used for continuous pressure? I would like to use this hooked to a garden fauc...
Asked by Tom September 13, 20205
AnswersI believe so. I use it for solar heat for my pool. I ran all 500 ft of it up onto my rubber roof and the pool pump pressurizes it when it is on and I've had no leaks going on 4 summers.
how much does it weigh?
Asked by driftfarm July 16, 20201
AnswerA 50 foot coil of .700 OD. Drip tubing will weigh approximately 1.8 LBS. If you have any other questions please contact our technical service/ product support at 1-800-344-1172.
How does it attach to outside water faucet/hose? Which connector do I need connect to faucet/hose?
Asked by Schatzi June 20, 20202
AnswersSearch DIG brand there is a faucet connection along with a back flow preventer to use. When searching the brand you’ll find the DIG kit and all of the basic parts are there. They are all sold separate at the store you don’t have to buy the kit if you already have all the other parts.
Is there a brown color variant of this tube? And what is the product code if there is? I was not able to locate.
Asked by Amit June 10, 20206
AnswersNo
How long do I turn it on to get 1 inch of water a week if using 1/4 in soaker tubing?
Asked by Help May 27, 20207
AnswersIt's tubing, you don't turn it on.too many variables to answer your question. How many connections. How much pressure. What flow drip flag
Does it come with everything I need to instantly hook to my water hose connected to my rain barrel
Asked by Stephanie May 11, 20204
AnswersNo. Fittings are sold separately and the vary greatly - from manufacturer to method to material. Choose wisely.
Are the emitters pressure compensating?
Asked by Raspberrygirl May 6, 20201
AnswerOur B35 is solid poly drip tubing and has no pressure compensating emitters. We do however make ½” polyethylene dripline with 1gph pressure compensating emitters spaced 12” or 18” . The ½” dripline with 12 inch emitter spacing is model B12100 and the 18 inch dripper spacing is model B18100. Please give our technical service/ product support line a call if you have any other questions 1-800-344-1172.
Does this tube come with holes?
Asked by Wazzi May 2, 20205
AnswersThis is a 100ft roll of polyethylene drip tubing (no holes).
What is the wall thickness of this tubing and will it withstand any kind of vehicle traffic?
Asked by JR May 1, 20202
AnswersNo it will not. Because it is flexible it will probably survive if a car drives over it slowly once or twice but not on a regular basis
Customer Reviews
Jul 9, 2020
Tubing ID is too large for standard barbed fittings.
This tubing is slightly larger than most 1/2 inch tubing. This results in standard barbed fittings leaking, In some cases the water pressure of 30 psi causes the tubing to blow off the fitting resulting a water leak that makes the entire system inoperable. I have no idea of why they make this tubing with a larger ID than most other brankds.
by Charlie
Apr 10, 2018
My recommendation is based on a previous purchase and the fact that bought this product again. I ...
My recommendation is based on a previous purchase and the fact that bought this product again. I have opted to install drip watering for all of my garden, bushes, and all landscaping except for the grass area. Direct watering saves a significant amount water and money since we live in a "High Desert" climate and water source is the city water system. This tubing allows you to target certain areas and also provides the ability to modify your landscape as you add new plants. It takes a little bit of time to lay the tubing since the coil is tightly wound and tend to kink as you lay it out. However, be prepared to use landscaping staples you fasten it to the ground as you lay it. Buy a package of figure-8 tube ends to make an end of line termination. You can extend your line in the future by adding a coupling.
The tubing is connected by pressing it over a plastic-barbed fitting. I recommend having a heat gun or hair dryer to heat the end of the tube and it will slide onto the connections with very little effort and it hold tight as the tube cools (a few seconds).
by kerick913
Jun 11, 2017
The 1/2" mainline tubing was indistinguishable from the tubing I have purchased in the past from ...
The 1/2" mainline tubing was indistinguishable from the tubing I have purchased in the past from company that specializes in irrigation products. The problem with this company was the shipping was very expensive. From Home Depot it was free!
I use this in my apple orchard with 2 gallon per hours pressure compensating emitters spaced 36" apart. With trellis hangers it attaches easily to 12.5 gauge high tensile wire and makes a very clean installation and the emitters are off the ground.
The only issue is the same as I had with other mainline tubing I have used is the actual unwinding. When dealing with a 500' roll in row that is 200-300' long unrolling is an issue. If it pulls through the center IT WILL KINK. I made a spinning jenny similar to what is using for unrolling high tensile wire. It would be nice to just be able to purchase that too.
by Poncho
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