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From an easy irrigation install to a complex design, you need commercial-grade fittings that can handle the pressure. Made Toro tough and available in a range of sizes and specifications, every fitting is engineered with ease and efficiency in mind – backed by the legendary reliability and durability you’ve come to expect.

Barbed Cross

Four-way 13mm connector that joins your irrigation lines together.

Clamps & Clips

Secure with Toro's range of locking clamps, saddle and mounting clips.

Director

Available in 13mm, 19mm and 25mm, it connects the solenoids to the poly pipe.

Elbow

Used to create bends and right angles in your drip or pop-up system. Choose from barbed, threaded, female and male elbows.

End Cap

Stops water flowing from a male-end fitting.

Filter

Pressure reducing and in-line filters stop dirt and debris from entering your system.

Joiner

Available in 13mm, 19mm and 25mm, barbed joiners connect your poly pipe or drip tube. Use reducing joiners and tees for different sized connections.

In-line Tap

Simple on-off device that controls water in your irrigation system with a straight through flow.

Nipple

Connect a female fitting to another female fitting, such as a solenoid valve to a manifold.

Nut & Tail

The Nut and Tail fitting is used to connect poly tubing onto a garden tap.

Manifolds

Connect the solenoids to your water source with two, three or four outlets.

Plugs

Threaded and barbed end plugs are used to seal male and female fittings and poly tube.

Reducing Bush

Converts a Male thread to a female thread and from bigger to smaller threaded end.

Sockets

Sockets connect male fittings together. Use a reducing socket for different size.

Sprinkler Riser Adaptor

Pairs with a nozzle to water shrubs and taller plants. Installs on a 15mm (1/2”) uni-threaded riser.

Tees

Available in various sizes with threaded, reducing and barbed ends to use with poly pipe, pop-ups and drip tube.

Vacuum Breaker

15mm air and vacuum release valve for drip irrigation systems. Air is expelled on system start and clean air is drawn in on shut down.

Fittings explained

From threaded fittings to reducing joiners with female ends, enjoy the peace of mind from trusted and tried commercial grade irrigation fittings.

Barbed end

Barbed end fittings connect to poly pipe and drip tube. For a watertight connection secure with locking clamps. Barbed end fittings are available in various sizes to suit your system including tees, joiners, elbows, barbed cross.

Threaded end

Threaded fittings securely seal the connection to a water emission device, such as a solenoid valve, pop-up or riser. BSP thread is the common measurement for thread ends. For example, a 15mm fitting has a 1/2″ BSP thread.

Female/Male connection

Male and female refer to the ends of the fitting. The male thread is visible on the outside of the fitting vs the female located inside the fittings. Keep in mind the fitting type and size when connecting the water device.

Diameter

Diameter is the measurement across either side of the fitting or pipe. For a male threaded fitting, measure across the outside of the male thread. Note that a thread that measures 1/2″ is not a 1/2″ BSP thread. 1/2″ is actually a 1/4″ BSP thread.

Types of connections

You’ll need different fittings to connect your irrigation system together.

Tee

Redirects water in two directions

Elbow

Directs water around corners

Nipple

Joins two female fittings

Socket

Joins two male fittings

Cap

Stops water flow at a male threaded fitting

Plug

Stops water flow at a female threaded fitting

Director

Connects a threaded fitting to a barbed fitting

Joiner

Barbed fitting used to join poly pipe

Risers

You’ll need different fittings to connect your irrigation system together.

Heights range from 50mm - 1200mm

Available in diameters of 15mm, 20mm and 25mm

Chemical resistant for use with fertilisers

1500kPa water pressure rating

Use with your preferred nozzle

Use a shrub (riser) adaptor to connect your nozzle

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