Fittings connect sections of tubing together and are used to set up the layout of the drip system. Connection types include barbed or insert, compression, socket/threaded, and Smart Loc™ Universal fittings which accommodate multiple tubing sizes
Micro fittings connect sections of 1/8 or 1/4 in. distribution tubing or 1/4 in. Dura Flo™ JR dripline. The barbed fittings fit inside drip tubing and anchor into place.
NDS insert fittings are made to fit 17mm tubing or dripline. They feature barbed ends that fit into the tubing or dripline and anchor into place. Selection includes the ball valve, coupling, cross, elbow, tee, and wye.
Compression fittings connect sections of tubing or dripline with a compression ring, where an internal barb compresses the inserted tube and holds it in place. Swivel compression fittings have an end that rotates to prevent tubing from kinking.
Adapters make the transition from one pipe type or size to a different pipe type or size. Socket adapters come with one socket end, or a female end, that slips over pipe, the other end connects to tubing or dripline. Threaded adapters are commonly used to adapt a sprinkler riser to drip tubing or dripline. These adapters come with one threaded FPT end that screws onto the riser, the other end connects to tubing or dripline.
Make connections to a range of supply tubing or dripline sizes with the Smart Loc™ multidiameter fitting. Eliminates the hassle of searching for the right size fitting, and is also reusable. Available as an adapter, coupling, elbow, tee, or end cap.
Make the connection from PVC pipe to swing pipe for your underground sprinkler system with the adapter, or connect sections of swing pipe, also known as funny pipe, together with the coupling or elbow fitting