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When you need an irrigation solution that can survive weed-whackers, heavy foot traffic, and the rigors of commercial landscaping, the Vibra-Clean Emitters (10-Pack) are the ultimate choice. These highly specialized emitters feature an ultra-low-profile design that sits nearly flush against your 1/2" mainline tubing, making them incredibly difficult to accidentally snap or knock loose.
The Vibra-Clean name comes from its innovative internal design. During operation, a unique diaphragm vibrates to create a continuous self-flushing action that aggressively clears debris. Combined with a screened inlet and pressure-compensating performance across a massive 5 to 60 PSI range, these emitters deliver precise, uniform watering in environments where standard top-heavy drippers would quickly fail or break.
Detailed specifications for system planning.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Pressure Compensating (PC) Drip Emitter |
| Package Quantity | 10 Emitters per Pack |
| Tubing Compatibility | 1/2" or 3/4" Polyethylene Mainline Only (No 1/4" Micro Tubing) |
| Operating Pressure Range | 5 to 60 PSI |
| Filtration Requirement (1/2 GPH Model) | 200 Mesh Filter Required |
| Filtration Requirement (All Other Models) | 150 Mesh Filter Required |
A quick guide to correctly installing your Vibra-Clean emitters directly into your mainline.
Step 1: Punch the Hole
Using a standard irrigation hole punch, create a clean hole directly into your 1/2" or 3/4" polyethylene mainline tubing where you want to water.
Step 2: Insert the Emitter
Take the Vibra-Clean emitter and firmly push the tapered, screened base into the punched hole. It requires a snug fit to ensure the low-profile top sits flush against the curve of the tubing.
Step 3: Verify Placement
Ensure the emitter is seated completely flat. Note that because of its specialized design, you cannot attach 1/4" micro tubing to the outlet of this emitter; it must be placed directly at the plant location.
Can I connect the Vibra-Clean Emitter to 1/4" micro tubing?
No, the Vibra-Clean Emitter cannot be used with 1/4-inch micro tubing. It is designed exclusively for direct insertion into 1/2-inch or 3/4-inch polyethylene mainline tubing due to its unique low-profile base.
If you need to route water away from your mainline to a specific plant, you should use a standard transfer barb and run micro tubing to a different style of point-source emitter at the plant base.
What water filter is required for the Olson Vibra-Clean Emitters?
The required filtration depends on the flow rate. The 1/2 GPH Vibra-Clean Emitter requires a finer 200-mesh filter, while all other flow rates require a minimum of a 150-mesh filter to prevent clogging.
Always install the appropriate filter at your water source or head assembly to ensure the longevity of your commercial emitters.
How does the Vibra-Clean Emitter prevent internal clogging?
The Vibra-Clean Emitter features a unique internal diaphragm that vibrates during operation to continuously flush out debris. Combined with a built-in screened inlet, this prevents particle buildup and ensures consistent water flow.
This dual-action protection (screening out large particles before entry, and vibrating out small particles during use) is what makes it so popular in agricultural and commercial applications.
As I start my irrigation system this spring, do the Vibra-Clean Emitters require manual cleaning?
No manual cleaning is required for spring startup. The Vibra-Clean Emitter uses a continuous self-flushing vibrating action that automatically clears out minor winter sediment as soon as the system pressurizes.
Simply turn on your water, let the system reach its standard operating pressure, and walk the lines to ensure no emitters were physically damaged by heavy winter equipment or freezes.
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