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Rain Bird 1/2-in x 50-ft Irrigation Tubing
Article #32025036
Item #000428525
Model #T63-50
Format 1/2" 50'
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Description
Rain Bird 1/2-in x 50-ft drip irrigation tubing is a flexible, kink-resistant tubing that is easy to-install. Its design also makes it easy to cut, connect and place without any digging required. Use it to run water to a 1/2-in emitter tubing. Tap-into side with barbed drip emitters and 1/4-in tubing to run water directly to plants. It can be staked and covered with mulch, leaving a beautiful landscape.
- The 1/2-in tubing is used to run water to 1/2-in emitter tubing and can be tapped off with 1/4-in fittings or spot watering emitters
- Type: blank tubing
- Size - Length: 50-ft
- Easy to cut, connect and place without digging
- Significantly more flexible for easy install
- Max PSI Rating: 70 PSI
- Color: black
- Outside Diameter (Inches): 5/8"
- Inside Diameter (Inches): 1/2"
- Can be staked and covered with mulch
- Max operating temperature: 180 Degrees
Rain Bird 1/2-in x 50-ft Irrigation Tubing is rated
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SandyD from
Don’t waste your time! Find a non Rainbird product
Rain bird tubing is not very good. It requires a heat gun to easily install fittings (elbows, tees, etc). Knowing this, allows you to assemble easily, but if you don’t have a heat gun, it’s a pain. Rain bird 1/4” tubing for the drip irrigation components is also very hard to work with, being inflexible to the point, that we leave a whole bundle in the hot tub to soften it up for usage. We have bought other brands and they are flexible at a decent range of temperatures. The chemists that make these types of tubing, need to look at their polymer formula, because it is wrong for this application. We will avoid all rain bird products. The frustration is just not worth the effort. Retired man, worked with pipes, valves and mechanical stuff all my life. Do not recommend
Date published: 2024-06-25