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Tubing Clamps

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$1.75

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SKU:
S14SC-10

Description

Keep Your Drip Tubing Neat and Secure on Wood Surfaces

Tubing Clamps are a simple, essential accessory for any drip irrigation system routed along wooden structures. Each clamp features a plastic body and a stainless steel nail, allowing you to quickly fasten 1/4" micro tubing or 1/2" mainline tubing neatly to decks, arbors, raised beds, fences, and patios. Available in two sizes (1/4" and 1/2") and sold in 10-pack or 50-pack quantities.

Technical Specifications
Specification Details
Available Sizes 1/4" and 1/2"
Body Material Plastic
Fastener Material Stainless Steel Nail
Compatible Surfaces Wood (decks, arbors, patios, raised beds, fences)
Pack Sizes 10-Pack or 50-Pack
Frequently Asked Questions

What tubing sizes do these clamps fit?
These clamps are available in two sizes: one for 1/4" micro tubing and one for 1/2" mainline tubing. Make sure to select the correct size for your tubing when ordering.

Can these clamps be used on surfaces other than wood?
These clamps are designed specifically for nailing into wood surfaces such as decks, arbors, patios, and raised beds. For non-wood surfaces, consider alternative hold-down options.

Complete Your System

  • 1/2" Tubing: The primary supply line these clamps are designed to secure.
  • 1/4" Tubing: Distribution tubing that runs from the mainline to individual plants or emitters.
  • All Hold Downs & Stakes: Browse additional options for securing tubing in soil or along other surfaces.

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