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DIG 1/4 in. Barb Connectors (10-Pack)
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1/4 in. Barb Connectors (10-Pack)

  • Ideal for 1/2 in. poly tubing and 1/4 in. micro tubing
  • Raised barbed ends for a watertight fit
  • Includes UV inhibitors for added durability
$ 1 67
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Product Overview

  • Ideal for 1/2 in. poly tubing and 1/4 in. micro tubing
  • Raised barbed ends for a watertight fit
  • Includes UV inhibitors for added durability
The DIG 1/4 in. Barb Connector is used to provide a secure connection of two pieces of 1/4 in. micro tubing, soaker hose or drip-line. Each connection offers raised barbed ends to ensure a strong, water tight fit.
  • No special tools or glue needed
  • Inserts easily into 1/2 in. poly tubing and 1/4 in. micro tubing for a watertight fit
  • Made from durable, high-quality material
  • Contains UV inhibitors to protect against direct sun exposure
  • Used in the installation of all brands of 1/4” micro tubing
  • Sharp-barb design for secure and tight-fit installation without glue or clamps
  • Durable professional design
  • Long lasting
  • Easy to Use
  • Designed for maximum flow

Product Overview

  • Ideal for 1/2 in. poly tubing and 1/4 in. micro tubing
  • Raised barbed ends for a watertight fit
  • Includes UV inhibitors for added durability
Model #: H80A
Sku #: 579122
Internet #: 100114529

The DIG 1/4 in. Barb Connector is used to provide a secure connection of two pieces of 1/4 in. micro tubing, soaker hose or drip-line. Each connection offers raised barbed ends to ensure a strong, water tight fit.

  • No special tools or glue needed
  • Inserts easily into 1/2 in. poly tubing and 1/4 in. micro tubing for a watertight fit
  • Made from durable, high-quality material
  • Contains UV inhibitors to protect against direct sun exposure
  • Used in the installation of all brands of 1/4” micro tubing
  • Sharp-barb design for secure and tight-fit installation without glue or clamps
  • Durable professional design
  • Long lasting
  • Easy to Use
  • Designed for maximum flow

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Specifications

Dimensions

Inner Diameter (in.)
.25
Outer Diameter (in.)
.25
Product Height (in.)
5.5
Product Length (in.)
4
Product Width (in.)
0.25

Details

Color Family
Blacks
Connection
Barb x Barb
Drip Irrigation Fitting Type
Coupling
Fitting Type
Barb Fittings
Material
ABS Plastic
Package Quantity
10
Pressure Rating
30
Returnable
90-Day

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty
3 Year Warranty

Specifications

Dimensions

Inner Diameter (in.)
.25
Outer Diameter (in.)
.25
Product Height (in.)
5.5
Product Length (in.)
4
Product Width (in.)
0.25

Details

Color Family
Blacks
Connection
Barb x Barb
Drip Irrigation Fitting Type
Coupling
Fitting Type
Barb Fittings
Material
ABS Plastic
Package Quantity
10
Pressure Rating
30
Returnable
90-Day

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty
3 Year Warranty

Questions & Answers

Why is the diameter of these so much larger than the drip emitters? Both are supposed to connect ...

Why is the diameter of these so much larger than the drip emitters? Both are supposed to connect to 1/4" tubing. Seems impossible to attach these to the 1/4" drip line but easy to attach the emitters. So confused
Asked by: andrew
Only the idiot that designed the part could explain. I have the same problem. They were the only barbs I had so was compelled to use them. To get the tubing over the barb, I dipped it in boiling water, then a mighty shove. You know it does not engage the punched hole in the drip line. I had to fabricate a 'saddle' to keep the drip line from collapsing. Drilled a 3/4" hole in a 1" block, then sawed it in half to make the saddle. Good luck.
Answered by: Derek
Date published: 2018-08-05
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