Netafim™ Polyethylene Irrigation Tubing — 100ft Roll, 3/4in, Bright White (0.820 ID x 0.94in OD)

Commercial-Grade Mainline Distribution for Precision Irrigation Systems — Netafim™ 3/4in PE Tubing, 100ft

Netafim™ Polyethylene Irrigation Tubing provides the reliable, flexible mainline infrastructure for precision drip irrigation and hydroponic water distribution systems. This 100-foot roll of 3/4-inch bright white PE tubing (0.820in ID x 0.94in OD) delivers the flow capacity and pressure tolerance needed for commercial-scale drip irrigation layouts serving multiple grow zones, rows, or individual plant stations from a single mainline run.

Netafim is globally recognized as the pioneer and leader in precision drip irrigation technology — their polyethylene tubing is manufactured to the same quality standards as their drip emitters and system components, ensuring consistent compatibility and performance across the full Netafim drip system ecosystem. The bright white finish reduces UV degradation and minimizes heat absorption in outdoor and greenhouse growing applications.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3/4in Flow Capacity: 0.820in inner diameter delivers the flow volume needed for commercial mainline drip irrigation runs serving multiple drip zones or large plant populations in indoor and outdoor growing environments.
• 100ft Roll Length: Provides substantial mainline coverage per roll — reduces the number of joins required for longer irrigation runs across large growing facilities.
• Bright White Finish: Reflective white exterior reduces UV absorption and heat buildup in the tubing wall, protecting water temperature and tubing longevity in outdoor and greenhouse installations.
• Flexible PE Construction: Polyethylene flexibility allows the tubing to follow the contours of growing structures, benches, and floor layouts without rigid routing requirements.
• Netafim Quality Standards: Manufactured by the global leader in precision drip irrigation to the same quality and dimensional standards as Netafim emitters and fittings — ensures compatible system integration.
• Wide System Compatibility: 3/4in PE tubing is the standard mainline size for commercial drip irrigation systems, compatible with a wide range of emitters, fittings, and drip stakes from multiple manufacturers.

Who Should Use This Irrigation Tubing

Commercial growers, hydroponic facility designers, and irrigation installers building or expanding drip irrigation systems for indoor growing facilities, greenhouses, and outdoor production areas. Ideal as mainline distribution tubing connecting irrigation headers to individual grow rows, benches, or plant zones.

Installation & Compatibility

Use with standard 3/4in barbed fittings, couplings, and end caps for mainline irrigation assembly. Install at appropriate spacing and support the tubing every 4-6 feet to prevent sagging in overhead or horizontal runs. Compatible with Netafim drip emitters, pressure regulators, and inline filters. Flush tubing before connecting drip emitters to remove installation debris.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this tubing suitable for use with nutrient solutions?

Yes — polyethylene irrigation tubing is compatible with most water-soluble nutrient solutions used in hydroponic and drip irrigation growing systems. Flush the system regularly to prevent salt buildup in the tubing.

Can I use this tubing outdoors?

Yes — the bright white PE construction provides UV resistance for outdoor and greenhouse applications. For extended outdoor service life, bury the tubing or shield it from direct sunlight where possible.

What fittings are compatible with this tubing?

Standard 3/4in barbed insert fittings, compression fittings, and drip irrigation couplings compatible with 0.820in ID / 0.94in OD PE tubing are appropriate. Netafim brand fittings are specifically engineered for dimensional compatibility with Netafim tubing.

What is the pressure rating of this tubing?

Refer to Netafim's technical data sheet for specific pressure ratings. Polyethylene irrigation tubing is typically rated for standard drip irrigation operating pressures — consult your irrigation system designer for pressure requirements specific to your installation.