Raindrip Inc 062010P Poly Drip Watering Hose 0.710in X 100ft

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC 062010P is a black polyethylene drip watering hose designed for irrigation professionals and landscape contractors. Measuring 0.710 inches in diameter and 100 feet in length, this hose is rated for a maximum working pressure of 150 psi, making it suitable for demanding field installations. Built-in UV inhibitors protect the poly material from sun degradation, extending service life in exposed outdoor applications. This hose serves as the main supply line in drip irrigation systems, connecting water sources to emitters, micro-sprayers, or distribution manifolds. It is sold in a contractor pack for volume installations.

This hose is used in residential and commercial drip irrigation layouts where a durable, pressure-rated poly supply line is required. Typical applications include landscape beds, row crop irrigation, tree and shrub watering systems, and drip manifold distribution. The 100-foot run length suits both large-scale landscape projects and multi-zone residential installs. Landscape contractors and irrigation technicians typically specify this product when building or retrofitting low-volume drip systems that require reliable UV-stable tubing at the main line level.

Key Features

• 0.710-inch outer diameter provides compatibility with standard drip irrigation fittings and connectors
• 100-foot length reduces the need for mid-run splices on standard residential and commercial runs
• Rated to 150 psi maximum pressure for reliable performance across a range of system designs
• UV inhibitors integrated into the poly construction help resist sun-related cracking and brittleness
• Black poly material limits light transmission, helping suppress algae growth inside the line
• Contractor pack quantity of 5 units supports volume project purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-diameter poly main line for use in drip and low-volume irrigation systems that accept 0.710-inch supply tubing and compatible compression or barbed fittings.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed irrigators or landscape contractors following local irrigation and plumbing codes. Shut off the water supply and relieve system pressure before cutting into any existing line. Use appropriate barbed or compression fittings rated for the tubing diameter and system pressure. Avoid kinking the tubing during layout; use line stakes or hold-down clips to secure the hose along its run.