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Use this barbed to threaded joiner to connect 2 micro tube pipes together, or to punch a new micro tube pipe into a 13mm or 19mm poly pipe. Please note, we prefer barbed micro tube fittings over threaded ones, over time we have found them to be less susceptible to blow outs.
These 4mm fittings are designed for use with 4mm Micro Tube, also known as spaghetti tube. They can also be used with Toro's 4mm Drip-Eze drip tube. They are made by Antelco, so you can be sure they will be excellent quality.
Micro Joiner Barb/Thread 4mm | Micro Joiner Barb/Thread 4mm (bag of 100) | |
Specs | ||
Type | Joiner | Joiner |
Material | Poly | Poly |
Colour | Black | Black |
Inlet Pipe Size | 4mm Barb | 4mm Barb |
Inlet Thread Size | 4mm Male Thread | 4mm Male Thread |
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