Netafim 5mm Tee Insert Connector - Barbed x Threaded - 250 Count
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Branch Micro Tubing Lines Cleanly - 250 Count Bag
Splitting a small irrigation line usually means improvising joints that leak or pull loose. The Netafim 5mm tee insert connector gives you a purpose-made branch point, with barbed and threaded ports that join micro tubing to other fittings in your hydroponic or irrigation system.
This listing is one bag holding 250 pieces. That quantity suits growers building or maintaining many lines at once, and a hobbyist can keep the surplus as spares for future changes.
Key Features & Benefits
- Tee shape — turns one line into two directions from a single joint.
- Barbed x threaded ports — connects tubing to threaded components without extra adapters.
- 5mm size — matches small-diameter distribution tubing.
- 250 pieces per bag — stocks a whole project or a maintenance shelf.
Who Should Use Netafim 5mm Tee Insert Connector
Commercial growers, greenhouse crews and home gardeners who run micro tubing for hydroponic systems or drip irrigation will find it useful, especially when assembling many branches.
About Netafim 5mm Tee Insert Connector
Netafim makes irrigation components. This connector is a tee insert fitting with a barbed end and a threaded end, sold as one bag of 250 pieces.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What does this connector do?
A: It creates a branch in a 5mm tubing line. The tee shape sends water in two directions from one joint.
Q: What does barbed x threaded mean?
A: A barb is a ridged end that grips inside tubing. The thread screws into a matching threaded port.
Q: How many pieces do I receive?
A: One bag contains 250 pieces. The listing is sold as a single bag.
Q: Is it suitable for large layouts?
A: Yes. The quantity per bag covers many branch points, which suits larger hydroponic or irrigation builds.
Q: How do I fit it?
A: Push the barbed end into the tubing until it seats fully. Then thread the other end into its mating component and check for leaks when the line is pressurized.
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