Dramm DTL Color Coded Dribble Tube - 24in x 0.075in ID - Blue

DTL Color Coded Dribble Tube — 24in x 0.075in ID, Blue

Dramm DTL Color Coded Dribble Tubes deliver a straightforward, reliable solution for automated drip watering directly into individual pots. The 24in blue tube features a permanently attached, always-on weight emitter that keeps the dripper end in place at the substrate surface, and its 0.075in inner diameter provides consistent, controlled flow.

Color coding makes system identification and zone management fast and error-free across large greenhouse installations; DTL tubes are available in three inner diameters (0.045in, 0.060in, and 0.075in) and standard lengths from 12 inches to 60 inches for flexible system design.

Key Features & Benefits

• Permanently attached weight emitter: An always-on design keeps the dripper positioned correctly at the pot surface without adjustment.
• Color-coded blue tubing: Easy visual identification for managing multiple zones, flow rates, or crop types across a facility.
• 24in length with 0.075in ID: Sized for direct pot insertion with a flow rate appropriate for the application.
• Integrates with other systems: Compatible with standard drip irrigation manifolds and emitter systems for seamless installation.
• Simplifies plant care routines: Consistent, targeted delivery reduces hand-watering labor and minimizes over- or under-watering.

Who Should Use This

Commercial greenhouse growers and nursery operators running automated drip irrigation systems who need reliable, individually targeted water delivery to container-grown crops are the direct fit for the DTL Dribble Tube, particularly for pot-in-pot and overhead rail systems.

About Dramm

Dramm Corporation has manufactured drip irrigation components from its Manitowoc, Wisconsin facility alongside its watering hardware line, and the DTL Dribble Tube brings that same reliability to individual pot-level automated watering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the weight emitter do?

The permanently attached weight emitter holds the end of the dribble tube in position at the substrate surface of the pot, so water is delivered directly to the root zone without manual repositioning. This keeps flow consistent from pot to pot even after vibration, watering, or plant movement.

Why is color coding useful in greenhouse systems?

Color coding allows growers to quickly identify different zones, flow rates, or crop types across large installations without measuring or labeling individual tubes. A quick glance down a row confirms the correct tube is installed at each pot.

What other sizes are available?

Dramm DTL dribble tubes are available in three inner diameters (0.045in, 0.060in, 0.075in) and standard lengths from 12in to 60in for a range of flow and reach requirements. That range covers most bench, ground, and overhead rail configurations found in commercial greenhouses.

How do these tubes integrate with a standard drip system?

DTL dribble tubes integrate directly with standard drip irrigation manifolds and are designed to work alongside other Dramm and compatible irrigation components. No special adapters are needed for typical greenhouse drip layouts.