Raindrip Inc 016005P Black Poly Feeder Tubing 0.25x50ft

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC 016005P is a 0.25-inch diameter black polyethylene feeder tubing sold in a 50-foot bulk coil. It is designed to branch off a main irrigation line and deliver water to individual emitters, misters, or micro-sprinklers in a drip irrigation system. The tubing is flexible, UV-resistant black poly construction that resists kinking under normal field conditions. Irrigation contractors, landscape professionals, and knowledgeable DIYers install this tubing as part of low-volume drip and micro-irrigation layouts. At 10.5 pounds per coil, the bulk format is suited for larger installations requiring extended runs of feeder line.

This tubing is used as a feeder or distribution line connecting a 0.5-inch, 0.625-inch, or 0.710-inch main supply line to individual drip emitters or micro-spray heads. It is appropriate for residential and light commercial landscape irrigation, raised-bed gardens, container plantings, and row-crop drip systems. The 50-foot coil length allows installers to cut custom runs to fit the layout of the irrigation zone without excess waste.

Key Features

• 0.25-inch diameter tubing compatible with standard feeder line fittings and emitters
• 50-foot bulk coil provides sufficient length for multi-emitter zone layouts
• Black polyethylene construction limits algae growth and resists UV degradation
• Connects directly to 0.5-inch, 0.625-inch, or 0.710-inch main supply lines
• Flexible construction allows routing around obstacles without additional fittings

Compatibility

Designed for use as a feeder line off 0.5-inch, 0.625-inch, or 0.710-inch poly main lines in standard drip and micro-irrigation systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by irrigation contractors or landscape technicians. Shut off the main water supply and relieve system pressure before making any connections to the main line. Use a punch tool sized for 0.25-inch barbed fittings to create clean insertion holes in the main line, and seat barbed connectors fully to prevent leaks. Avoid over-bending the tubing at connection points, as tight kinks can restrict flow to downstream emitters.