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EZ-FLO Dip Tube Adapter

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SKU:
IEZBCF

Description

Genuine Replacement Dip Tube Adapter for EZ-FLO Fertilizer Injectors

The EZ-FLO Dip Tube Adapter (SKU: IEZBCF) is the genuine replacement fitting that connects EZ-FLO dip tubes to the injector cap. Constructed of nickel-plated brass, it is compatible with both high-pressure and low-pressure EZ-FLO caps and directly replaces the discontinued IEZCAPFIT fitting. Note: Two (2) adapters are required per installation, and dip tubes are sold separately.

Technical Specifications
Specification Details
SKU IEZBCF
Material Nickel-Plated Brass
Function Connects dip tubes to the EZ-FLO injector cap
Compatibility All EZ-FLO high-pressure and low-pressure caps
Qty Needed Per Injector 2 (one per dip tube)
Replaces IEZCAPFIT (discontinued)
Dip Tubes Included No — order dip tubes separately (SKU: Q_IEZDIP)
Brand EZ-FLO Injection Systems
Frequently Asked Questions

How many dip tube adapters do I need?
You need two (2) IEZBCF adapters to connect a complete dip tube set to the EZ-FLO cap — one per dip tube.

If only one adapter is damaged, you may only need one replacement — but keeping a spare on hand is always a good idea.

Will this work with my EZ-FLO model?
Yes. This adapter is compatible with all EZ-FLO high-pressure and low-pressure injector caps sold by DripWorks.

Is this the same as the IEZCAPFIT?
Yes — the IEZBCF is the current replacement for the discontinued IEZCAPFIT fitting.

Do dip tubes come included?
No. This listing is for the adapter fitting only. Order your EZ-FLO Dip Tube Set separately — the universal set (Q_IEZDIP) fits all EZ-FLO injectors.

✔ Important Notes Before Ordering

  • Dip Tubes NOT Included: Order EZ-FLO Dip Tube Sets separately.
  • Quantity: Two (2) adapters are required per full dip tube set installation.
  • Replaces IEZCAPFIT: This is the correct current replacement for the discontinued IEZCAPFIT part.

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