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Your cart is empty.Hunter 17 mm Brown Drip Line Emitter Spacing: 12 in. Flow Rate: 1 GPH Length: 250 ftFeatures & BenefitsHunter Dripline (HDL) is a high-efficiency, ultra-durable upgrade to PLD that is available in three pressure-compensating varieties to accommodate a range of drip system needs. Choose HDL-PC for standard installations, HDL-CV for sloping or subsurface applications that require a check valve, and HDL-R when using reclaimed water.Install HDL at grade or subsurface to effectively and precisely irrigate shrubs, gardens, turf, perennials, and trees. Kink- and UV-resistant HDL features a large internal diameter that allows fittings to be installed more easily, and provides the capacity for longer maximum runs. Highly consistent pressure-compensating emitters come with a built-in filter inlet port as well as wide labyrinth pathways to prevent clogging.Color-coded striping allows users to quickly identify the flow in the field, saving time during maintenance. Tan, gray, and black colors indicate flow rates of 0.4, 0.6, and 0.9 GPH, respectively. Purple indicates non-potable applications. The dripline can be easily unraveled from the inside of the coil since it is stretch-wrapped, keeping the coil intact.In addition, the eco-friendly HDL is made with approximately 80% pre-consumer reprocessed resins, offering a high level of sustainability without sacrificing quality. Pressure-compensating emitters Color-coded stripes to identify flow Flow rates of 0.4, 0.6, 0.9 GPH Emitter spacing at 12", 18", and 24" Tubing diameter: 0.660" (OD) x .560" (ID) Wall thickness 0.05" Strong UV resistance Stretch-wrapped 250' coil make handling easy and efficientProduct Details Pressure-compensating, non-draining emitters Operating pressure range: 15 to 60 PSI Minimum filtration: 120 mesh; 125 microns Full-sized emitter outlet pool and raised wall inhibit debris and roots from entering the emitter Multiple inlet filters in the emitter and a wide turbulent labyrinth provide superior grit tolera
Roosevelt
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2020
Stay away from any hunter drip line. I’m a landscaper and have had nothing but issues with the hunter hoses. The emitters will just squirt water out. I’m using a pressure regulated and filtered line. Use netafim or rain bird.
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