Raindrip Inc 016010T Poly Drip Irrigation Tubing

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC 016010T is a black polyethylene drip irrigation tubing designed for low-volume water delivery in landscape and garden irrigation systems. Each roll measures 0.25 inches in diameter and 100 feet in length, providing sufficient run for most residential and light commercial drip layouts. The flexible poly construction handles typical outdoor installation conditions and is compatible with standard 0.25-inch drip fittings and emitters. Irrigation contractors and landscape professionals install this tubing as distribution or lateral line in drip and micro-irrigation systems.

This tubing is suited for residential garden beds, planters, shrub irrigation zones, and light commercial landscape applications. It connects to 0.25-inch barbed fittings, emitters, and micro-sprinkler assemblies as part of a complete drip irrigation network. Each package contains 10 rolls, making it practical for larger install jobs or contractor replenishment stock. The black coloring helps resist UV degradation and minimizes algae growth inside the line.

Key Features

• 0.25-inch diameter polyethylene construction for standard drip system compatibility
• 100-foot roll length provides adequate run for residential and commercial lateral lines
• Black finish resists UV exposure and reduces algae buildup inside the tubing
• Flexible poly material for easy routing around beds, planters, and landscape obstacles
• Packaged 10 rolls per unit for contractor-quantity purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use tubing for standard 0.25-inch drip irrigation systems using barbed fittings, emitters, and micro-irrigation components.

Installation Notes

Irrigation technicians and landscape contractors typically install this tubing using barbed insert fittings and a punch tool sized for the supply line diameter. Shut off the irrigation water supply before cutting or modifying existing lines. Avoid kinking the tubing during installation by using gradual curves, and use tubing stakes to secure runs along the ground surface. Local codes and manufacturer guidelines should be consulted for maximum run length and flow rate requirements.