Rainbird National Sls SWGP100 Flexible Swing Pipe 100 Ft

Product Description

The RAINBIRD NATIONAL SLS SWGP100 is a 100-foot coil of thick-walled flexible swing pipe designed for sprinkler system installation. With an inner diameter of 0.486 inches and an outer diameter of 0.676 inches, this pipe creates a flexible transition between supply lines and spray heads. That flexibility absorbs ground movement and impact, protecting spray heads, risers, and lateral pipes from cracking or breaking. The textured outer surface provides a sure grip for attaching barbed fittings, even when hands and components are wet. Licensed irrigation contractors and landscape professionals install this pipe in residential and light commercial irrigation systems.

This swing pipe is used wherever a flexible riser connection is needed between a buried lateral line and an above-ground or pop-up spray head. The coil format allows installers to cut lengths to suit any head spacing or riser height on the job. Its kink-resistant construction holds a curved path without collapsing under soil pressure or foot traffic, making it well suited for turf areas, planting beds, and high-traffic zones where rigid risers are prone to breakage.

Key Features

• 100-foot coil provides ample footage for multiple head connections per roll
• 0.486-inch ID and 0.676-inch OD match standard swing pipe barbed fittings
• Thick-walled, kink-resistant construction resists collapse under soil load and foot traffic
• Sure-grip textured surface allows secure fitting attachment in wet conditions
• Flexible design protects spray heads, risers, and lateral pipes from impact damage
• Heavy-duty material construction for extended service life in buried applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style flexible swing pipe for residential and light commercial irrigation systems using standard barbed swing pipe fittings and pop-up or fixed spray heads.

Installation Notes

Swing pipe is installed by qualified irrigation technicians or landscapers following local plumbing and irrigation codes. Shut off the irrigation zone and relieve line pressure before cutting into lateral piping. Use a sharp tubing cutter or utility knife for clean cuts, and seat barbed fittings fully before backfilling to prevent pullout. Avoid over-bending the pipe at sharp angles that could restrict flow even with kink-resistant construction.