Description
Super flexible and almost impossible to kink(For standard irrigation systems, for Blumat systems refer to 8mm Superflex)This tubing is more expensive than typical 1/4", but is extremely easy to use. We like to put it after a valve at the end of a loop or line and use it as a handy water source. Being so flexible, it's easy to fill a little container, give a plant a little extra water, etc.It's extruded from a specially formulated silicone with a hardness rating of 60 Shore A and heat stabilized to ensure re-use and can handle temperatures up to 500°F (260C). It's non-staining, reuseable, and we can cut this to the length you need.We also have this in 100' rolls.
Description (For standard irrigation systems, for Blumat systems refer to 8mm Superflex)
Super flexible and almost impossible to kink This tubing is more expensive but extremely easy to use. We like to put it after a valve at the end of a loop or line and use it as a handy water source. Being so flexible, it's easy to fill a little container, give a plant a little extra water, etc. It's extruded from a specially formulated silicone with a hardness rating of 60 Shore A and heat stabilized to ensure re-use and can handle temperatures up to 500°F (260C). It's non-staining, reusable, and we can cut this to the length you need. We also have available by the foot.*Please note that this is not the standard Blumat supply line size
Description
Super flexible and almost impossible to kink(For standard irrigation systems, for Blumat systems refer to 8mm Superflex)
This Silicone Rubber Tubing is more expensive but extremely easy to use. We like to put it after a valve at the end of a loop or line and use it as a handy water source. Being so flexible, it's easy to fill a little container, give a plant a little extra water, or...
It's extruded from a specially formulated silicone with a hardness rating of 60 Shore A and heat stabilized to ensure re-use and can handle temperatures up to 500°F (260C). It's non-staining, reusable, and we can cut this to the length you need.
Description
Make cross connections in 1/4" line. You can use these to send distribution drippers in different directions rather than in a straight line. You can also use them as a more economical distribution method instead of using the drippers. Just cut equal lenghts of 1/4" tubing and spread them around. This requires more maintenance because roots can grow into the tubing but it does save some dollars. This would be our "Economy" design suggestion. The "Mid-Range" version would use the drippers and the "Deluxe" suggestion would be to use more Blumat carrots. This is more expensive but gives you redundancy rather than having all the eggs in one basket.
