Netafim Super Flex UV Polyethylene Tubing - 5mm - 1000 ft Roll

Long Drip Runs From One UV-Resistant Roll - 1000 ft

Splicing many short pieces of tubing adds joints, leak points and labor. This polyethylene tubing comes on one long roll, so you can lay extended irrigation lines with fewer connections. It is made from low-density polyethylene resin and resists UV and acid, which suits lines exposed to light and to acidified nutrient solutions.

The 1000 ft roll suits commercial growers, nurseries and greenhouse operations that run long rows or many beds. Hobbyists with a large garden can use it too, though a smaller coil may fit a small setup better.

Key Features & Benefits

• UV resistant polyethylene — holds up in light-exposed installations.
• Acid resistant — tolerates acidified irrigation solutions.
• Flexible low-density resin — routes around beds, rows and supports.
• Long roll — fewer joins across extended runs.
• Accessory compatibility — the line is designed for use with on-line drippers and adjustable clips from the same maker.

Who Should Use Netafim Super Flex UV Polyethylene Tubing

Growers who irrigate permanent rows, trees, vines, greenhouses or nurseries will find it useful. It suits surface, subsurface and suspended layouts, and it works with riser lines.

About Netafim Super Flex UV Polyethylene Tubing

Netafim makes drip irrigation products. This tubing is made from low-density polyethylene resin and is UV and acid resistant. It is sold as a single 1000 ft roll, and the manufacturer lists black and white versions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use this tubing outdoors?
A: Yes. The polyethylene is UV resistant, which is why it suits surface and suspended lines exposed to light. Check your own conditions and layout before installing.

Q: Does it work with drippers?
A: The manufacturer describes on-line drippers that install anywhere along the tubing, in pressure compensating and non-compensating types. Confirm the fit for your tubing size before ordering.

Q: What does acid resistant mean?
A: It means the tubing material tolerates acidic solutions, such as those used to adjust or clean irrigation water. It helps the line last in nutrient systems.

Q: Is this a good choice over rigid pipe?
A: Flexible tubing bends around obstacles and cuts to length easily, so it suits drip lines to individual plants. Rigid pipe is usually better for main supply lines.

Q: Where can it be installed?
A: The manufacturer lists tree, vine, permanent row, greenhouse and nursery uses. It can run on the surface, below ground or suspended.