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Trellis Hanger (10 Pack)

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SKU:
STRE-10
MPN:
A5-A25H

Description

Suspend Drip Tubing on Trellis Wire with Ease

The Trellis Hanger (10 Pack) is a simple, UV-resistant plastic clip designed to suspend 1/2" or 3/4" poly tubing from trellis wire. Widely used in vineyards, orchards, and greenhouses, these hangers keep your drip mainline elevated and neatly positioned along rows — protecting tubing from ground contact and making system maintenance much easier. Available in two sizes (1/2" and 3/4") and in packs of 10 or 100.

Technical Specifications
Specification Details
Compatible Tubing Size 1/2" or 3/4" poly tubing
Material UV-resistant plastic
Pack Quantity 10 pc or 100 pc
Common Applications Vineyards, orchards, greenhouses
SKU STRE-10
Frequently Asked Questions

What tubing sizes do these hangers fit?
These trellis hangers are available in two sizes — one for 1/2" poly tubing and one for 3/4" poly tubing. Select the correct diameter at the time of purchase.

Where are trellis hangers commonly used?
They are most commonly used in vineyards, orchards, and greenhouses to suspend drip mainline tubing along trellis wire, keeping it off the ground and aligned with plant rows.

Are these hangers UV-resistant?
Yes, these hangers are made from UV-resistant plastic, making them suitable for outdoor use in direct sunlight over extended periods.

Complete Your System

  • Drip Tubing: Browse 1/2" and 3/4" poly mainline and emitter tubing to run along your trellis rows.
  • Hold Downs & Stakes: Secure tubing at ground level where trellis wire isn't available.
  • Fittings: Connect, branch, and end-cap your mainline tubing throughout your orchard, vineyard, or greenhouse.

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