Grow1 Green Vinyl Tubing - 3/16-in ID x 1/4-in OD - 1000 ft

Run Long Hydroponic Lines From One Length - 1000 ft

Splicing many short pieces of tubing adds joints, and every joint is a place for a leak or a kink. This Grow1 green vinyl tubing gives you one long length to cut as needed for water and air lines. The vinyl is flexible, and a 3/16-in inner diameter with a 1/4-in outer diameter leaves the wall with some body.

The 1000 ft length suits commercial rooms, multi-table hydroponic systems and growers who plan many line runs. Hobbyists with a small setup may find it more tubing than they need.

Key Features & Benefits

• 3/16-in inner diameter — fits small fittings and accessories that call for this tubing size.
• 1/4-in outer diameter — gives the tube a sturdy wall.
• Vinyl material — stays flexible for routing around trays and reservoirs.
• Green colour — makes these lines easy to tell apart from other tubing in your room.
• 1000 ft length — lets you cut many runs from a single roll.

Who Should Use Grow1 Green Vinyl Tubing

Commercial growers, growers building or expanding hydroponic systems, and anyone who regularly cuts custom lengths of tubing for water or air lines will get the most from this length.

About Grow1 Green Vinyl Tubing

Grow1 green vinyl tubing has a 3/16-in inner diameter and a 1/4-in outer diameter. It is sold as a single unit of 1000 ft.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does ID mean on tubing?
A: ID is the inner diameter, the width of the hollow channel the water or air passes through. OD is the outer diameter, the width of the whole tube including the wall. This tubing is 3/16-in ID and 1/4-in OD.

Q: Is this tubing sold as a pack?
A: No. It is sold as one unit, a single 1000 ft length.

Q: Can I use it with small fittings and accessories?
A: The 3/16-in inner diameter is the size to choose when an accessory calls for 3/16-in tubing. Check the fitting's stated tube size before you buy.

Q: How do I cut it to length?
A: Use a sharp blade or tubing cutter and make a clean, square cut. A clean end seats better on a fitting than a ragged one.

Q: Does the colour matter?
A: Green helps you identify your lines at a glance. Choose the colour that suits how you organise your system.