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IBC 3/4" Brass Double Gooseneck Tap, Adapter for IBC Tank HN 3/4", for IBC Tank
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Description
IBC outlet tap extension - The S60x6 IBC spacer adapter with 3/4'' outlet tap is used to extend your flow to the IBC tap or as a replacement stroke for faulty outlet taps. A simple way and a solution for all containers; the pouring spouts allow for quick filling or connecting a garden hose to a fitting.
Ideal solution for using an IBC tank - a dual solution and quick way to fill all containers and watering cans with the IBC gooseneck outlet tap or use it with a matching connector as a connection for water hoses.
Space saving - there is no longer any need to carry the tank over pallets or stones higher up, as you have approximately 45 cm of space for a watering can or other item under the spout.
This saves you further trouble when adding water to your rainwater tank. Easy to use - The IBC outlet tap can be quickly and easily attached to the tank/water reservoir and is easy to assemble and disassemble. It saves time because the gooseneck has its own smooth ball valve. Very lightweight and practically frees up water from the IBC water tank. High-quality tap - Our high-quality brass tap offers protection against rust, high temperatures, and water pressure. Very suitable for long-term use. Completely leak-proof, with no drips, it can be easily opened and closed.Features
- BrandAIPERQ
- ColourBlack
- Connection configurationM-F
- Pipe thread size3/4" (20x27)
- MaterialBrass
- Pcs per pack1
- Irrigation typeUnderground
- Irrigation fitting typeConnector
- ManoMano ReferenceME96026198
- MMID808938928617
- Product codeXYTW-4410
- EAN6099056235713
Advice from
How to choose your underground irrigation?
Watering your garden with an underground irrigation system is a great way to save water. Turbines or nozzles for surface watering, microporous tubes or drip-by-drip systems for fine irrigation; whatever system you choose, pipe connections, flow rate, pressure and watering area must be carefully considered.
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