0.710-inch X 100 Feet Black Polyethylene Water Supply Tubing For Drip Irrigation

Overview:
This durable and weather-resistant 0.710-inch black polyethylene water supply tubing is designed to serve as a main line for delivering water to drip watering devices or as a feeder line. With the ability to punch emitters directly into the side of the tubing, it provides efficient water distribution along the line. Constructed with an innovative layering method, this tubing features 100% virgin content for both the inner and outer layers, ensuring superior durability compared to other products that use blended recycled materials.

Key Features:
- Use as a main supply line connected to a low-flow, drip-watering device or deliver water along the line using emitters punched into the side of the tubing
- Tubing outside diameter (OD) is 0.710 inches, internal diameter (ID) is 0.620 inches; connects to point-of-connection device using appropriate fittings; emitters and feeder lines can be punched directly into the line or attached to the end
- To use as a main supply line, attach to a point-of-connection device connected to the water source; to use as a dripper line, attach emitters directly into the line; compatible with Raindrip products and other products with similar connection types
- Poly tubing is constructed using a layering method for enhanced durability: the outer layer, exposed to sunlight, and the inner layer, exposed to water, are made of 100% virgin content; the middle layer consists of recycled content
- Comes with one 100-foot coil of 0.710-inch poly supply tubing; Raindrip offers a 1-year, 100% satisfaction guarantee. If your product breaks, Raindrip will send you a new one for free, just pay shipping and handling
- Versatile usage in various areas, from small to large, flat or sloped, to water trees, shrubs, flower beds, groundcover, vegetable gardens, plants in pots, planter boxes, and hanging baskets
- Drip irrigation reduces water usage by up to 70% compared to conventional sprinkler irrigation; water is applied precisely and at the rate the soil can accept it to prevent runoff and erosion