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Honoson Irrigation Drip Emitter Garden Flag Irrigation Dripper,

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Package comes: you will get 120 pieces irrigation flag drippers in 2GPH, enough quantity to meet your garden use and daily replacements

Durable in use: the garden irrigation dripper is mainly made of plastic, not easy to break or deform, won't corrode or rust easily, it's with nice resistance to ultraviolet rays and durable enough for long time use

Functional design: the garden irrigation emitter is equipped with shut-off valves and 2 barbed pipes in large diameter, these drip emitters can provide stable moisture for different crops, suitable for watering garden plants, landscape plants, shrubs, bushes, etc.

Save water resources: these irrigation drippers can control the flow of water per hour to avoid unnecessary wasting, which can save the water needed for irrigation in an efficient way

Wide occasions: the irrigation emitter fits for 1/2 inch trunk lines, and it's suitable for 1/4 inch branch lines, which can be applied for branch lines to irrigate plants further away, allows you to water your entire garden

Product description

Item Package Quantity:120

Main function:
These irrigation flag dripper can help the irrigation work in your garden much easier.
Open the main pipe to water the plants in the entire garden, saving water in daily life.

Easy to clean:
You can remove the detachable cover to clean it, keeping it clean will make the irrigation smoother and prevent clogging.

Specifications:
Main material: plastic
Size: 1.6 x 0.8 x 0.4 inch/ 4 cm x 2 cm x 1 cm
Weight: 0.1 kg in total
Color: as shown in the picture

Package includes:
120 x 2 GPH irrigation flag dripper

Note:
Please allow slight size errors due to manual measurement.

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