Raindrip 1/4" Barbed Elbow, pack of 50

A Barbed Elbow Fitting for 1/4in Drip Tubing Runs

A drip irrigation system is only as reliable as its fittings, and a loose or poorly matched connector is one of the more common points of failure in an otherwise well-designed line. The Raindrip 1/4 inch Barbed Elbow is a 90 degree angle fitting that joins two lengths of 1/4 inch drip tubing at a 90 degree angle to route tubing around corners or obstacles, using a barbed profile designed to grip 1/4 inch drip tubing without a separate clamp.

This fitting ships in a pack of 50, sized for growers building out, repairing, or expanding multiple drip lines at once rather than buying fittings one at a time.

Key Features & Benefits

• Barbed elbow design — joins two lengths of 1/4 inch drip tubing at a 90 degree angle to route tubing around corners or obstacles
• Fits standard 1/4 inch drip tubing — no separate clamp needed to hold the connection
• Pack of 50 — sized for building out or maintaining multiple drip lines at once
• Compatible with standard drip irrigation kits — works alongside other 1/4 inch Raindrip fittings and tubing

Who Should Use This Elbow Fitting

Growers building, expanding, or repairing a 1/4 inch drip irrigation line will benefit from keeping a pack of these elbow fittings on hand for quick line changes.

About Raindrip

Raindrip is the drip and micro-irrigation line of National Diversified Sales (NDS), founded in 1972; Raindrip has supplied residential and light-commercial irrigation hardware, including fittings, stakes, and emitters, for more than 30 years.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this fitting do?

This Raindrip 1/4 inch barbed elbow joins two lengths of 1/4 inch drip tubing at a 90 degree angle to route tubing around corners or obstacles. It's a small, purpose-built connector rather than a multi-use adapter.

How many fittings come in this pack?

This listing is a pack of 50 fittings, sized for growers building out or repairing multiple drip lines rather than buying one at a time. Keeping spares on hand also makes routine line maintenance faster.

How do I install this fitting?

Push the barbed ends of the fitting into the cut ends of 1/4 inch drip tubing until they seat fully. The barbed profile is designed to grip the tubing without a separate clamp.

What size tubing does this fit?

It's sized for standard 1/4 inch drip tubing, the size used throughout most residential and light-commercial drip irrigation kits. Confirm your existing tubing is 1/4 inch before ordering, since larger-diameter drip tubing uses a different fitting size.

When would I use a repair fitting like this instead of replacing the whole line?

Use this fitting whenever a section of 1/4 inch drip tubing needs to be routed around a corner or obstacle rather than running a completely new length of tubing. It's a faster and cheaper fix than replacing an entire drip run.