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Pack of 50 fixing stakes for 16mm irrigation pipes – Corrosion-resistant PE material – Pointed design for easy insertion

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Product information

Description

General Description

These fixing stakes are designed to secure 16 mm irrigation pipes and drip lines, preventing unwanted movement. With a pack of 50, they perfectly meet the needs of various irrigation systems, including drip and sprinkler systems, making them ideal for gardens, flower beds, and greenhouses.

Technical Specifications

• Quantity: 50 pieces

• Material: PE (polyethylene)

• Strength: Good resistance to compression and corrosion

Usage

These stakes are easy to use thanks to their pointed design. Simply hold the support rod upright and push it down to insert it into the desired position. They hold pipes and drippers in place, reducing the risk of them being triggered.

Features

  • Brand
    WOIYIC
  • Weight
    500 g
  • Material
    Polyethylene
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME233833619
  • MMID
    427400301540
  • Product code
    MM-15UK-1754
  • EAN
    3115030099324
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