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1/2" Easy Loc Female Hose Start

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$1.39 - $65.95

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SKU:
ELFH
MPN:
A1-H6S

Description

Introducing the 1/2" Easy Loc Female Hose Start—a practical solution for seamlessly connecting 1/2" tubing to faucet assemblies or garden hoses.

True to its name, the Easy Loc fitting stands out for its user-friendly design, making it a breeze to use compared to compression or barbed fittings.

For optimal performance and to protect the female hose thread swivel, we recommend staking down the mainline tubing at the first point of contact with the ground. This precautionary step will help prevent any potential damage and ensure a long-lasting connection.

Easy Loc 1/2" Drip Irrigation Fittings

If you're looking for a simple, reliable way to connect and disconnect your drip irrigation system, Easy Loc 1/2" Drip Irrigation Fittings from DripWorks are the perfect solution. These lock-ring fittings are easier to use than compression fittings and can be removed and reused as needed, making system adjustments quick and hassle-free.

Effortless Installation and Removal:

  1. Twist the locking collar back to expose the barb.
  2. Push the tubing onto the barbed end.
  3. Hand-tighten the collar for a secure, leak-proof connection.
  4. To remove, simply loosen the collar and slide the tubing off; no tools are required!

Versatile Fitting Options:

We offer a variety of 1/2-inch Easy Loc irrigation fittings, so you can customize your system to fit your needs.

Choose from:

  • Couplers (male and female)
  • End caps
  • Hose tees and elbows
  • Four-way crosses
  • And more, giving you maximum flexibility in your irrigation setup!

Compatibility:

Works with 1/2" drip tubing with an outer diameter of .680" to .720" OD.

Upgrade to Easy Loc fittings for a durable, user-friendly solution that makes building and maintaining your drip irrigation system easier than ever!

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