Raindrip Inc 016025P 1/4 Inch Poly Drip Tubing 25 Feet

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC 016025P is a 1/4-inch diameter polyethylene drip irrigation tubing sold in a 25-foot length. Manufactured from linear, low-density polyethylene (LLDPE), this tubing is engineered with UV inhibitors that protect against sun degradation, allowing it to remain in service year-round regardless of weather conditions. It handles a maximum working pressure of 60 psi, making it suitable for standard residential and light commercial drip irrigation systems. Irrigation contractors and landscape professionals install this tubing as primary distribution line in drip system layouts, running it either on the surface or buried underground.

This tubing functions as the primary supply line in drip irrigation installations. It is appropriate for residential landscaping, garden beds, and commercial planting zones where precise, low-volume water delivery is required. Its small diameter allows it to feed emitters, micro-sprayers, and secondary distribution lines in a wide range of drip system configurations. The UV inhibitor package makes it viable for exposed surface runs where direct sunlight contact is unavoidable throughout the growing season and beyond.

Key Features

• 1/4-inch diameter with 25-foot length for standard drip primary line runs
• Linear low-density polyethylene construction for flexibility and durability
• UV inhibitors included to resist sun degradation in exposed installations
• Rated to 60 psi maximum pressure for compatibility with typical irrigation supply pressures
• Suitable for surface or buried installation in any weather conditions

Compatibility

Designed as a primary distribution line for most residential and light commercial drip irrigation systems. Compatible with standard 1/4-inch drip fittings, emitters, and micro-irrigation components.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by irrigation contractors or qualified landscapers following local codes. Shut off the water supply and relieve system pressure before making any connections. Avoid kinking the tubing during layout, as sharp bends restrict flow and can cause premature failure at connection points. When burying the line, verify local regulations regarding minimum burial depth for irrigation laterals.