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1/2" Easy Loc Elbow

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$1.75 - $76.15

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SKU:
ELL
UPC:
689728655701
MPN:
A1-HE66

Description

90-Degree Turns Made Simple. Professional Reliability.

The 1/2" Easy Loc Elbow is the most reliable way to navigate corners and obstacles in your drip system layout. Designed to connect two pieces of 1/2" poly tubing at a sharp 90-degree angle, this fitting prevents the kinking that often occurs when bending tubing too tightly. Whether you are routing water from your water timer around a raised bed or turning a corner on a patio, this elbow ensures smooth, unrestricted flow.

As one of our top-rated irrigation fittings, the Easy Loc Elbow features a locking nut design that is far superior to standard compression fittings. Instead of struggling to force tubing into a tight hole, you simply slide the tubing onto the barb and tighten the collar. This creates a secure, leak-proof seal that can withstand pressure spikes and can be easily removed or reused if your garden needs change.

Why Choose Easy Loc Technology?
  • Leak-Proof Seal: The locking collar screws over the tubing, compressing it tightly against the internal barb for a connection that holds even under fluctuating pressure.
  • Ergonomic Design: Large, textured nuts provide excellent grip, allowing for easy hand-tightening without the need for wrenches or tools.
  • Fully Reusable: Mistakes happen and layouts change. Unlike compression fittings which must be cut out, Easy Loc fittings can be unscrewed and reused season after season.
  • Durable Construction: Molded from chemical-resistant polypropylene with UV stabilizers, ensuring the fitting won't crack or degrade in the sun.
Technical Specifications

Verify your tubing size before ordering.

Specification Details
Product Type Elbow (90 Degree)
Material Polypropylene with Carbon Black/UV Stabilizers
MPN A1-HE66
Common Brand Names Irritec, Perma-Loc
How to Install: A Step-by-Step Guide

Follow these steps for a secure 90-degree connection.

Step 1: Prep the Tubing
Cut your 1/2" poly tubing cleanly and squarely at the point where you need to turn the corner.

Step 2: Loosen the Collars
Rotate the Easy Loc locking collars backwards (towards the center of the elbow) to expose the barbs.

Step 3: Insert Tubing
Push the tubing ends over the exposed barbs until they hit the internal stops. You may need to wiggle the tubing slightly to get it fully seated.

Step 4: Lock it Down
Twist the locking collars forward (over the tubing) until tight. This compresses the tubing onto the barb for a permanent hold.

✔ Compatibility Check

This fitting is designed for:

  • Standard 1/2" Tubing: Fits tubing with an Outside Diameter (OD) of roughly .700".
  • Not for Drip Tape: This fitting does not work with flat drip tape (T-Tape, Aqua-Traxx).
  • Not for Funny Pipe: While it may fit some swing pipe, it is specifically designed for PE irrigation mainline.
  • Not for 1/2" IPS Tubing: This fitting is incompatible with Iron Pipe Size (IPS) tubing which has a different diameter.

Complete Your System

Ensure your installation goes smoothly with these compatible parts:

  • 1/2" Poly Tubing: The standard mainline tubing compatible with this elbow.
  • Hold Downs: Use stakes to secure the tubing on either side of the corner.
  • Easy Loc End Cap: Quickly close off the end of your line with the same reusable technology.
  • Punch Tool: Essential for inserting emitters into your mainline after layout.

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