Connection between PE hose and drip irrigation tape

PE hoses and drip irrigation tapes are typically connected using reverse-nut bypass fittings, straight-nut bypass fittings, or reverse-nut through valves.

How to connect PE rigid drip irrigation tape

During the operation of drip irrigation tape, when using PE rigid pipes as lateral branches, connect the drip irrigation tape using a female tee (including reverse female tee, standard female tee, loop-type tee, reverse loop-type tee, or loop-type tee valve).

Drip irrigation tape connection

When the drip irrigation tape is too short or damaged, it can be properly connected using a drip irrigation tape connector, ensuring uninterrupted operation.

End sealing of drip irrigation tape

When laying drip irrigation tape, the end can be sealed with a pull-ring plug.

Drip irrigation tape connected to PE pipe

When connecting drip irrigation tape to rigid PE pipe, a Som bypass fitting can be used to join the two.

Drip irrigation tape and drip irrigation tape connection

When the drip irrigation tape is too short or damaged, it can be properly connected using a drip irrigation tape connector, ensuring uninterrupted operation.

Inlaid-clip drip irrigation tape

Drip irrigation tape is a plastic product that uses plastic tubing to deliver water (or liquid fertilizers, pesticides, etc.) to the root zone of crops via emitters or drip holes along a 16-mm-diameter lateral pipe, thereby providing localized irrigation.

Connection between the drip irrigation tape and the main pipe

When connecting drip irrigation tape to a rigid PE pipe, a socket bypass can be used to join the two. When connecting drip irrigation tape to a flexible PE hose, a flexible-band bypass or a flexible-band bypass valve can be used for the connection.

Connection between drip irrigation tapes

When the drip irrigation tape is too short or damaged, it can be properly connected using a drip irrigation tape connector, ensuring uninterrupted operation.
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