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1/2" Easy Loc x .400" Barb

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$0.98 - $43.95

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SKU:
EL38B
MPN:
A1-H6B400

Description

This fitting is commonly used to start a 1/2" branch line off of 3/4" mainline tubing or larger. Use a .400" Barb Punch (PU400NEW) to insert the fitting.

Easy Loc 1/2" Drip Irrigation Fittings

If you're looking for a simple, reliable way to connect and disconnect your drip irrigation system, Easy Loc 1/2" Drip Irrigation Fittings from DripWorks are the perfect solution. These lock-ring fittings are easier to use than compression fittings and can be removed and reused as needed, making system adjustments quick and hassle-free.

Effortless Installation and Removal:

  1. Twist the locking collar back to expose the barb.
  2. Push the tubing onto the barbed end.
  3. Hand-tighten the collar for a secure, leak-proof connection.
  4. To remove, simply loosen the collar and slide the tubing off; no tools are required!

Versatile Fitting Options:

We offer a variety of 1/2-inch Easy Loc irrigation fittings, so you can customize your system to fit your needs.

Choose from:

  • Couplers (male and female)
  • End caps
  • Hose tees and elbows
  • Four-way crosses
  • And more, giving you maximum flexibility in your irrigation setup!

Compatibility:

Works with 1/2" drip tubing with an outer diameter of .680" to .720" OD.

Upgrade to Easy Loc fittings for a durable, user-friendly solution that makes building and maintaining your drip irrigation system easier than ever!

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