In my experience, this is the easiest system to use.
Fast service correct order will buy 4000’ roll later.
Got the ends need the rest ei irrigation stuff
Easy to install and looks neat and tidy. I folded the end twice and then put the sleeve on. A little water still comes out, but I don’t think it’s enough to worry about.
I have used this product for several years and it works great to end the line without leaking.
The drip tape and all the accessories that I got are state of the art irrigation. Delivering water slowly and efficiently not only enables you to harvest 800 tomatoes from nine plants (secret - manual pollination) but virtually eliminates weeding as top soil remains dry and unreceptive to contaminants. I've been sourcing from DripWorks for years and will continue to do so.
These are the best way to seal the ends of Drip tape. Push about 3 folds into the slot.
I setup my garden with this stuff this year, I'm loving the benefits of drip irrigation!
Unlike 1/2 tube there is no good way to make an "end" for drip tape using PVC pipe, etc. These things are what you want to use for tape.
The grip sleeve end is an economical way to end a line of drip tape. To use: slip the tape through the narrow side, fold over as many times as possible (a minimum of four folds for the 15 mil, six folds for the 8 mil) and pull back on the feeder end to wedge tight.
Note: Some dripping will occur from the grip sleeve end. Because of this, it is recommended to keep the end of each line within the planting zone. If a watertight seal is desired, use a Tape x Male End Cap fitting (LSMC) instead.
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