Raindrip
R315ct Compression Elbow, 1/2-in., 2-pack
Key Features
AI Generated- Install a right-angle elbow from Busy Beaver in Delmont, PA for a tidy layout.
- Can be used as a support fitting for various pipe applications.
- Creates a secure, watertight connection that prevents drips.
- Fits 1/2 inch tubing with an outside diameter of 0.620 inches.
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The Raindrip R315CT Compression Elbow creates a 90-degree turn in your drip irrigation system by joining two sections of 1/2-inch supply tubing or dripline at an angle to prevent kinking. This fitting is used to build efficient, custom drip irrigation layouts in gardens of all sizes, from small containers to large landscape areas on flat or sloped terrain.
The internal barb design compresses the tubing to create a watertight seal without requiring tools or adhesives. Installation is accomplished by rocking the tubing back and forth while applying pressure into the compression fitting, making setup straightforward for most users.
Features and Benefits
- 90-Degree Turn Design: Joins two 1/2-inch tubing sections at an angle to prevent kinking in your drip irrigation system.
- Barb Compression Fitting: An internal barb compresses the tube to hold it in place and create a watertight connection.
- ABS Material with UV Inhibitors: Made from acrylonitrile butadiene styrene treated with UV inhibitors to resist cracking from sun exposure.
- Color-Coded Ends: Green ends identify the 1/2-inch size for easy matching to your tubing.
- Wide Pressure Rating: Handles water pressures up to 60 psi, suitable for typical garden irrigation applications.
- Two-Pack Value: Includes two compression elbows for multiple turns or as a spare.
Specifications
- Brand: Raindrip
- Model: R315CT
- Size: 1/2-inch
- Count: 2-pack
- Material: ABS plastic with UV inhibitors
- Colors: Black and Green
- Maximum Pressure Rating: 60 psi
How to Use
- Installation: Insert the end of your 1/2-inch tubing into the compression fitting and rock the tubing back and forth while applying pressure until fully seated.
- Tough or Rigid Tubing: If tubing is difficult to insert, soak the tubing end in hot water or leave it exposed to sunlight to make it more pliable before attaching.
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