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

Push-Fit Inline Connector for Joining 1/4in Drip Tubing, 25-Pack

Extending a feeder line or repairing a cut section usually comes down to one question: will the splice hold under pressure? Raindrip's barbed connector joins two sections of 1/4in poly tubing end-to-end with a grip rated to 50psi, giving the joint the same reliability as an unbroken run of tubing.

This 25-pack bulk format keeps a working supply of connectors on hand for an active system build or an ongoing maintenance routine, without needing to reorder every time a line needs extending or repairing.

Key Features & Benefits

• Inline connector design — joins two sections of 1/4in tubing end-to-end or at a slight angle.
• Single-barbed grip — locks into 1/4in poly tubing interior for a secure, push-in connection at each end.
• Rated up to 50psi — handles typical drip irrigation pressures without leaking at the joint.
• No-tool push connection — seats onto tubing by hand; no clamps, glue, or wrenches needed.
• 25-pack bulk format — keeps a working supply on hand for extensions and repairs across a season.

Who Should Use This

Home gardeners, greenhouse growers, and drip irrigation installers who need reliable, easy-to-install 1/4in barbed fittings for extending or repairing tubing runs benefit from having this connector on hand in bulk.

About National Diversified Sales

Raindrip, the drip and micro-irrigation brand of National Diversified Sales (NDS), has supplied connector fittings like this one as part of a residential and light-commercial irrigation line for more than 30 years. NDS, founded in 1972, centers its broader catalog on efficient water-delivery hardware.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a barbed connector fitting do?

A barbed connector joins two pieces of tubing in a straight inline connection, letting you extend a run or repair a cut or damaged section. It's one of the most frequently used fittings in a drip system's spare-parts kit.

How do I install a barbed fitting?

Seat the 1/4in tubing over the barbed end by hand, pushing until it slides all the way onto the fitting. That push-fit connection holds at typical drip-line pressures up to 50psi without any clamps or tools.

What pressure can these fittings handle?

This connector holds up to 50psi, which is above the regulated output of most residential and commercial drip systems. Confirm your system's regulated output falls within that range before relying on it for a mainline splice.

Is 25 connectors enough for a full system build?

It depends on the size of the layout, but 25 connectors typically cover a mid-size system build plus a season of ongoing repairs. Larger commercial installations may need to reorder or buy a bigger bulk quantity.