Raindrip Inc R252DT Vinyl Drip Irrigation Tubing 0.25x50

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC R252DT is a medical-grade vinyl drip irrigation tubing designed for low-volume water delivery in drip and micro-irrigation systems. Each roll measures 0.25 inches in diameter and 50 feet in length, finished in a sand color that blends with soil and mulch in installed landscapes. The medical-grade vinyl construction provides flexibility across a range of field temperatures while resisting kinking and cracking under continuous low-pressure use. This tubing is sold in a package of 10 rolls, making it a practical choice for contractors and irrigation technicians stocking supply for multiple jobs.

This tubing is suited for residential and light commercial drip irrigation layouts, including garden beds, row crops, shrub borders, and container planting systems. It is typically installed as lateral distribution line branching off a main supply line, delivering water directly to emitter points. The sand color finish makes it well-suited for surface runs where visual discretion is preferred. Irrigation technicians and landscape professionals are the primary installers, though experienced DIYers working on home garden systems also use this product type.

Key Features

• Medical-grade vinyl construction provides flexibility and resistance to kinking under continuous use
• 0.25-inch diameter is standard sizing for drip irrigation lateral and emitter feed lines
• 50-foot roll length per unit supports a range of zone sizes without mid-run splicing
• Sand color finish blends with soil and mulch for low-visibility surface installations
• Package of 10 rolls supports multi-zone or multi-site job stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 0.25-inch drip irrigation tubing compatible with typical 0.25-inch barbed fittings, emitters, and stakes used in residential and light commercial drip irrigation systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by irrigation technicians or landscape contractors following local irrigation codes and water district guidelines. Shut off the water supply and depressurize the system before making any connections or cuts. Use a dedicated tubing cutter or sharp shears for clean ends to ensure a secure barbed-fitting connection. Avoid over-bending the tubing at connection points, and stake or secure runs to prevent shifting under normal operating pressure.