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3/4" Easy Loc Elbow

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SKU:
ELL34
MPN:
A1-HE88

Description

Make a Sharp Turn. Prevent Kinking.

The 3/4" Easy Loc Elbow is used to make a 90-degree turn in tight spaces that would normally kink the tubing. It provides a smooth, unrestricted flow path for your water while maintaining a secure connection.

This fitting is essential for navigating corners in garden beds, routing tubing around obstacles, or creating clean, professional layouts. The Easy Loc collars ensure a leak-proof grip on both ends without the need for hose clamps or glue.

Why Choose Easy Loc Technology?
  • Secure Locking Technology: The locking nuts screw over the tubing, compressing it against the internal barbs. This mechanism holds tight even under pressure variations.
  • Prevents Kinks: By using a rigid elbow instead of bending the tubing, you eliminate flow restrictions and stress points that can lead to leaks.
  • Fully Reusable: The fittings can be unlocked and removed in seconds. If you need to reconfigure your garden layout next season, these elbows can be reused time and time again.
  • Tool-Free Installation: No clamps, ratchets, or hot water required. The large, textured nuts are designed for easy hand-tightening.
  • UV & Chemical Resistant: Molded from high-grade polypropylene with UV stabilizers, these fittings resist cracking from sun exposure and are chemically inert to standard fertilizers.
Technical Specifications

Understanding compatibility is key. This fitting connects two pieces of poly tubing.

Specification Details
Product Type 3/4" Easy Loc Elbow (90 Degree)
Connection 1 3/4" Easy Loc Locking Collar
Connection 2 3/4" Easy Loc Locking Collar
Poly Tubing Compatibility Fits .880" - .970" OD (Standard 3/4" Poly)
Operating Pressure 0 - 60 PSI (Optimal range: 20-30 PSI)
Material Polypropylene with Carbon Black/UV Stabilizers
Common Brand Names Irritec, Perma-Loc, Twist-N-Lok, Spin-Loc
How to Install: A Step-by-Step Guide

Follow these steps to ensure a leak-proof connection on your poly tubing.

Step 1: Prepare Tubing
Cut your 3/4" polyethylene tubing squarely with scissors or tubing cutters. Ensure the cut is clean and free of burrs.

Step 2: Unlock the Fittings
Rotate the locking collars on both ends of the elbow backwards (towards the center) to expose the internal barbs. Do not remove the nuts completely.

Step 3: Connect Tubing
Push your poly tubing firmly over the barbs on each side until they hit the stops. You may need to use a wiggling motion to get the tubing over the barb lips.

Step 4: Lock it Down
Twist both locking collars forward (over the tubing) to clamp the connection in place. Hand-tighten firmly.

✔ Compatibility Check

Check your tubing sizes carefully:

  • Both Sides: Fit standard 3/4" Poly Tubing (.940" OD).
  • This fitting connects Tubing to Tubing.
  • It will NOT fit 1/2" Tubing (.700" OD).
  • It will NOT fit flat Drip Tape.

Complete Your System

Ensure your Easy Loc system runs smoothly by having the right tools and accessories:

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