Netafim Dripper Assembly with Black Tubing - Black/Plum Dripper - 3.2 GPH - 48 in - 25 Count

Pre-Built Pot Drip Assemblies - 25 Count

Cutting tubing, fitting emitters and attaching elbows for every pot takes time and invites mistakes. This assembly arrives with the emitter, 45 degree elbow and 48 in of black tubing already put together. The pressure compensating emitter with CNL check valve is built to keep output steady across a line.

One bag holds 25 assemblies. That suits small to mid-size indoor setups and nursery-style pot layouts. Larger operations can order several bags to cover more pots.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3.2 GPH pressure compensating emitter — aims to deliver consistent flow along the line.
• CNL check valve — helps limit drain-down when the water stops.
• 48 in black tubing — gives reach from the supply line to the pot.
• 45 degree elbow included — makes the connection at the stake end simpler.
• 25 assemblies per bag — covers a batch of pots in one order.

Who Should Use Netafim Dripper Assembly

Growers who water pots through a drip or hydroponic system and want to cut assembly time. It suits both home gardeners and licensed commercial operations that need repeatable watering from pot to pot.

About Netafim Dripper Assembly

Netafim makes drip irrigation components. This assembly pairs a 3.2 GPH emitter with 48 in of black tubing and a black/plum dripper. Minimum operating pressure is 22 PSI. It does not include a spray stake.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this include a spray stake?
A: No. The spray stake is sold separately. The manufacturer lists the Netafim single pattern standard spray stake, part 22500-002030, as the pair for 3.2 GPH assemblies.

Q: What comes in the bag?
A: Each bag holds 25 assemblies. Each assembly includes an emitter, a 45 degree elbow and 48 in of 5mm tubing.

Q: What is a pressure compensating emitter?
A: It is an emitter designed to hold its flow rate steady even when line pressure varies. This helps pots at the start and end of a line receive similar amounts of water.

Q: What pressure does it need?
A: The minimum operating pressure is 22 PSI. Keep your system at or above that level for the emitter to work as intended.

Q: What is a check valve for?
A: A check valve closes when the water shuts off. This helps reduce dripping from the line afterward.