Raindrip Inc 63000UB Hole Punch Drip Irrigation

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC 63000UB is a hand tool designed to punch clean holes in drip irrigation poly hose for the installation of PC drippers and fittings. It accepts three common hose sizes: 1/2 inch, 5/8 inch, and 0.710 inch outside diameter tubing. The ergonomic handle is shaped for comfortable grip during repetitive use, reducing hand fatigue on large irrigation installations. The handle also includes a built-in socket specifically designed for installing and removing micro spray jets, making it a dual-purpose tool for drip and micro-irrigation work. Landscape irrigation installers and irrigation service technicians rely on this punch for fast, consistent hole placement in poly mainline and distribution tubing.

This hole punch is suited for residential and light commercial drip irrigation systems. It is used when tapping into 1/2 inch, 5/8 inch, or 0.710 inch poly hose to insert pressure-compensating drippers or 1/4 inch barbed fittings that branch off to emitters, micro sprayers, or distribution tubing. The integrated socket on the handle adds utility for technicians who also work with micro spray jet heads during the same service call, eliminating the need to carry a separate installation tool.

Key Features

• Punches clean holes in 1/2 inch, 5/8 inch, and 0.710 inch poly irrigation hose
• Compatible with PC drippers and standard 1/4 inch barbed fittings
• Ergonomic handle designed for comfortable, repetitive use
• Built-in socket on handle for installing and removing micro spray jets
• Dual-purpose design reduces tools needed on a drip irrigation service call

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1/2 inch, 5/8 inch, and 0.710 inch outside diameter poly drip irrigation hose for insertion of PC drippers, 1/4 inch barbed fittings, and micro spray jets.

Installation Notes

This tool is typically used by irrigation installers and landscape technicians working on drip and micro-irrigation systems. Before punching, confirm the hose is depressurized and the system supply valve is fully closed. Position the punch perpendicular to the hose wall and apply firm, even pressure to produce a clean hole sized correctly for the fitting barb. Inspect each hole for clean edges before inserting drippers or fittings to prevent leaks at connection points.