Netafim Dripper Assembly - Black Tubing - Grey/Orange Dripper - 6.6 GPH - 36 in - 25 Count

Pre-Assembled Drip Lines for Faster Setup - 36 in Tubing

Cutting tubing and fitting emitters one at a time slows down every irrigation build. This Netafim assembly arrives with the dripper, elbow and black tubing already together, so each line is ready to install where you need water. The 6.6 GPH grey/orange dripper sets the flow rate for each point.

One bag holds 25 assemblies, which suits a regular indoor grower filling a room of pots or a small commercial bench. Hobbyists can use part of a bag and keep the rest for replacements.

Key Features & Benefits

• Pre-assembled — dripper, elbow and tubing come together, which cuts setup time.
• 6.6 GPH dripper — a defined flow rate makes it easier to plan your watering.
• 36 in black tubing — reaches from the supply line to the pot.
• 25 per bag — enough to equip many containers in one order.

Who Should Use Netafim Dripper Assembly

Growers who water containers or hydroponic systems with drip irrigation and want consistent, ready-to-fit lines will find this useful. It suits both home gardeners and licensed commercial operations.

About Netafim Dripper Assembly

Netafim makes drip irrigation components. This assembly has a grey/orange dripper rated at 6.6 GPH and black tubing 36 in long. A spray stake is not included.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is included in each assembly?
A: Each assembly includes a 45 degree elbow, the emitter and 5mm tubing. The tubing on this listing is 36 in long.

Q: Does it include a spray stake?
A: No. The spray stake is sold separately, so choose one that suits your pots.

Q: How many assemblies come in an order?
A: One bag contains 25 assemblies, and this listing is sold as a single bag.

Q: What does GPH mean?
A: GPH stands for gallons per hour. It is the flow rate the dripper delivers, here 6.6 GPH.

Q: Can it be used in hydroponic systems?
A: It is a drip irrigation component, so it can be used wherever you feed individual containers by drip. Check your system's fittings and pressure first.