DIG Drip Irrigation Fittings

No. Most fittings are barbed or compression-style and are designed to be installed by hand. To install them, cut the tubing cleanly, push or twist the fitting into place, and check for leaks when the system runs. Always match fittings to the tubing size for a tight seal.

Yes. You can cap off the end of your drip tubing using an end cap or goof plug, depending on the tubing size. Capping the end keeps water from flowing out and helps maintain pressure through the drip line. Many installers prefer a removable end closure so the line can be opened and flushed periodically to clear dirt or debris.