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1/4" Micro-Flow Valve - Barbed

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$3.49 - $29.95

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  • Stephen Strum - Jun 3rd 2022

    2
    1/4 inch micro-flow valve barbed is not as easy to work with as threaded

    If you are going to customize your own micro-sprayer, you should probably order the threaded 1/4 inch micro-flow because getting the stiff 1/4inch riser requires far more effoct with the barbed vs. the threaded. The only work-around for the barbed is running the riser under very hot water to soften it up. For me, in the future, I would prefer the easier path and purchase the threaded on both sides.

  • Larry - May 24th 2021

    5
    1/4" Barbed valve

    These valves will enable selection or turn off of the flow to 1/4 inch dripper sections allowing on off control for that leg. Nice to have if you are managing many beds and want to save water on harvested beds no longer needing irrigation. The arrows on the valve stem are a little hard to see, so use with care. also the barbed end is very sharp. Be careful.

  • dennis - Apr 20th 2021

    5
    Product support

    Total outstanding support

  • Matthew - Apr 7th 2021

    5
    Another great item

    I've never been disappointed in a product from Dripworks and these elbows are no exception.

  • Timothy - Mar 10th 2021

    5
    Dripworks has the best prices I found for this item !!!

    Dripworks is amazing. Very happy with their prices and customer service !

  • Cathy - Sep 18th 2020

    5
    easy solution

    I love these valves. They are easy to install and allow me to regulate the water in my beds according to the needs of different plants. Perfect!

  • Lance - Aug 29th 2020

    5
    Great with 1/4" soaker dripline

    I get a 20 or 50 package of these with about every order. They go at the beginning and end of every 1/4" soaker dripline, this makes it a breeze to shut off individual lines, or to flush them frequently, Good for any 1/4" sprayer or Ein Dor sprinkler as well!

  • Barbara - Aug 7th 2020

    5
    Best company, best products

    So happy I found DripWorks! Everything I buy from this company works well, is reasonably priced, and is shipped quickly. Unless some drastic changes happen with this company, it is 100% reliable as are their products.

  • JOE - Aug 2nd 2020

    5
    1/4” barbed flow valve

    I ordered 50 of these and were shipped out fast and I was able to save money. Thanks

  • RICK - Jul 31st 2020

    5
    Great little valves

    These are great for flushing out quarter inch drip line tubing.

Description

If you're looking to add versatility to your watering regimen, consider the 1/4" Micro-Flow Barbed Valve from DripWorks. This 1/4" water valve will make any mini-sprinkler or sprayer adjustable. Simply insert it in a 1/4" line.

You can also use these valves instead of 1/4" transfer barbs to control water flow to individual plants. A quick and simple quarter turn is all it takes to shut the valve off or turn it on.

Use this barbed Micro-Valve with 1/4" Polyethylene Micro Tubing and 1/4" Soaker Dripline. We offer these valves in convenient five-packs as well as economical 20-packs and 50-packs that deliver bulk savings.

Have questions about these valves or about anything else irrigation-related, such as how to repair a punctured sprinkler line? Call or email us. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff members will offer helpful advice.

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