Raindrip Inc 052020P Poly Drip Hose 0.5in X 200ft 150PSI 5-pack

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC 052020P is a black polyethylene drip watering hose designed for irrigation distribution in professional landscaping and agricultural applications. Each roll measures 0.5 inches in diameter and 200 feet in length, providing substantial run capacity for drip system layouts. Built with UV inhibitors, the hose resists solar degradation for extended outdoor service life. It is rated for a maximum operating pressure of 150 psi, making it suitable for a range of irrigation system configurations. This contractor pack includes 5 rolls, supporting larger installs or multi-zone projects without repeated restocking.

This hose is used as the main supply or distribution line in drip irrigation systems for residential and commercial landscapes, gardens, orchards, and row crop setups. The 0.5-inch diameter suits standard drip system mainline applications where emitters, micro-tubing, or soaker lines connect directly. Irrigation contractors and landscaping professionals typically install this product as part of a complete low-volume watering system. The contractor pack format is suited for multi-site service companies or larger single installations requiring significant linear footage.

Key Features

• 0.5-inch diameter by 200-foot length per roll for extended irrigation runs
• Maximum rated pressure of 150 psi for compatibility with a wide range of system pressures
• UV inhibitors incorporated into the polyethylene material to slow sun-related degradation
• Black poly construction resists algae growth and heat absorption issues common with clear tubing
• Contractor pack of 5 rolls reduces per-unit cost on large-scale installs

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 0.5-inch polyethylene mainline hose compatible with typical drip irrigation fittings, emitters, and connectors sized for 0.5-inch poly tubing.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by irrigation contractors or landscape professionals familiar with low-volume drip system design. Shut off the water supply at the source before making any connections or modifications to existing lines. Use barbed fittings and clamps rated for the operating pressure of the system, and follow local irrigation and plumbing codes for buried or surface-run tubing. Avoid sharp bends or kinking during layout, as restrictions reduce flow and pressure uniformity across emitters.