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Plastic Weight (10 Pack)

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SKU:
DNWGT-10
UPC:
7291015402153
MPN:
1107008C-B

Description

Keep Emitters and Sprayers Securely in Place

The Plastic Weight (10 Pack) is a simple, lead-free accessory designed to anchor your drip irrigation components right where you need them. Each weight clips directly onto 1/4" micro tubing or 1/8" spaghetti tubing, keeping drip emitters seated in pots and containers or preventing overhead micro-sprayers from shifting or flipping out of position. This 10-pack is an essential finishing touch for any container, greenhouse, or hanging basket drip setup.

Technical Specifications
Specification Details
Compatible Tubing 1/4" and 1/8" micro/spaghetti tubing
Material Lead-free plastic
Pack Quantity 10 weights per pack
Primary Uses Holding emitters in pots; stabilizing hanging sprayers
Frequently Asked Questions

What tubing sizes do these weights fit?
Each weight clips onto standard 1/4" or 1/8" micro/spaghetti tubing used in drip irrigation systems.

What are these weights used for?
They are used to hold drip emitters in position inside pots and containers, and to keep hanging micro-sprayers from flipping or moving out of place.

Are these weights safe for edible plants?
Yes. These weights are made from lead-free plastic, making them safe for use in vegetable gardens, herb pots, and edible container plantings.

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