Raindrip Barbed Connector Fitting - 25-Pack Bulk - 1/4in

Raindrip 1/4in Barbed Connector Fitting - Easy Install, Up to 50psi

The Raindrip Barbed Connector Fitting for 1/4in tubing makes it simple to join two sections of 1/4in tubing in your drip irrigation system. The single-barbed design grips the inside of compatible 1/4in poly tubing for a secure, leak-resistant connection rated for water pressures up to 50psi. Use it to direct water to a new location, expand your system, or make quick repairs. Sold 25-Pack Bulk.

Key Features & Benefits

• Connector design - Provides a two-port inline connection - joins two sections of 1/4in tubing end-to-end or at an angle.
• Single-barbed grip - Barbed end locks into 1/4in poly tubing interior for a secure, push-in connection.
• Up to 50psi rated - Handles typical drip irrigation water pressures with reliable performance.
• Easy to install - No tools required - push tubing onto the barbed end and it holds firm.
• 25-Pack Bulk - Convenient pack quantity for system builds, repairs, and expansions.

Who Should Use This

Ideal for home gardeners, greenhouse growers, and drip irrigation installers who need reliable, easy-to-install 1/4in barbed fittings for expanding, repairing, or customizing drip irrigation layouts.

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1/4in polyethylene drip irrigation tubing. Rated for water pressures up to 50psi. Compatible with standard Raindrip and other 1/4in drip tubing systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a barbed connector fitting do?

A barbed connector joins two pieces of tubing in a straight inline connection, allowing you to extend a tubing run or repair a cut section.

How do I install a barbed fitting?

Push the 1/4in tubing firmly onto the barbed end until the barb is fully seated inside the tubing. No tools or clamps are required for standard drip irrigation pressures up to 50psi.

What pressure can these fittings handle?

Raindrip barbed fittings are rated for use with water pressures up to 50psi, covering the range of most residential and commercial drip irrigation systems.

Can I use these fittings to repair a damaged tubing run?

Yes - barbed fittings are commonly used to splice two pieces of tubing together when repairing a cut, kink, or damaged section of drip line.