A ¼” barbed connector is used to transfer water from ½” tubing to ¼” tubing by punching a hole in the ½” tubing and inserting the connector. You can also use it to connect two pieces of ¼” tubing.
A ¼” barbed tee is used to branch off of ¼” vinyl tubing into two different directions. You can also use it to branch off two pieces of ¼” polyethylene tubing from ½” tubing.
A ¼” elbow is used to create a 90 degree turn when using ¼” vinyl tubing.
A ½” compression connector (620" x 710") is used to connect two pieces of ½” tubing in order to extend the length of tubing. You can also use it to patch a big hole in ½” tubing, by cutting out the hole and connecting the two ends of tubing with the connector.
A ½” compression tee (620" x 710") is used to branch off ½” tubing into two different directions.
A ½” compression elbow (620" x 710") is used to create a 90 degree turn when using ½” tubing.
A ½” compression end cap (620" x 710") is used at the end of ½” tubing to stop the flow of water. You can also unscrew the thread cap to flush your system.
