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Drip Irrigation Fittings

When assembling a drip irrigation system, it is nice to have the parts that you need at your fingertips; elbows, couplings, reducers, t-joints, and y-adapters. Sprinkler Warehouse carries a huge selection of drip fitting, parts, and pieces to ensure you have a thorough and complete drip installation at an affordable price.

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Universal Fittings

Compression Fittings

1/2" Barb Fittings

1/4" Barb Fittings

1/8" Barb Fittings

Threaded Fittings

Drip Shrub Adapters

Pop-Up Indicators & Air Vents

Micro Fitting Adapters

Hose End & Goof Plugs

Drip Irrigation Fittings: Which Should I Choose?

Barb fittings, compression fittings, and lock nut fittings each offer their own advantages and disadvantages when setting up a drip irrigation system. Understanding the differences is key to selecting the right drip irrigation fittings for your needs. Here, you’ll find instructions on the various types of fittings, along with tools that make installation easier and more efficient.

Barbed Drip Irrigation Fittings: The Economical Choice

Barbed inserts are the most budget-friendly drip system hardware available today. They slide inside the tubing, relying on sharp, angled plastic ridges to grip the inner walls and hold the pipe securely in place.

Drip Irrigation Compression Fittings: Secure & Permanent

Unlike barbed options that go inside the tube, compression drip irrigation fittings slide over the outside of the tubing. As you push the tubing inside, it is squeezed through a tapered inner ring, creating an incredibly tight, friction-based seal.

Drip Lock Nut Fittings: The Reusable Upgrade

If you want the ultimate flexibility, lock nut fittings (often called Perma-Loc) are the ideal choice. You push the tubing over a central barb, then twist an outer locking collar over the tubing to clamp it down firmly.

Drip Irrigation Fittings