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Spray Bar, 3/4 inch PVC Slip Inlet, 180mm, Black, Angled view
Color: Black

Spray Bar, 3/4 inch PVC Slip Inlet, 180mm

This spray bar slips onto 3/4 inch PVC pipe (Schedule 40), the kind of central manifold used to feed a rack of tanks. The inlet is a plain spigot that pushes into a standard PVC fitting. We do not glue this end, so you can take it apart later. Add PVC cement yourself if you want a permanent joint. This PVC slip inlet also fits a standard Schedule 40 PVC line on a shaded or submerged water feature, like a pond sump or a covered fountain. The same bar fits 1/2 inch or 3/4 inch Schedule 40 PVC returns on indoor hydroponic and aquaponic systems, where growers spread the return flow to add air to the water. Use it on low pressure pump loops only, never a pressurized line. Keep it out of direct sun, since sun wears down any plastic over time. It spreads the return water through evenly spaced holes along its 180mm length. Mount it along the back or side of the tank with the two built-in zip tie slots. We do not publish a flow rate or pressure number. Hole size and spacing are fixed by the print, so every bar comes out the same. We print in PETG. Aquarium keepers have used it submerged for years. Rinse before use.

  • Fits rigid PVC
  • One piece design
$24.99
Pieces
1
Material
PETG
Color: Black

Made in the USA. Printed in the USA when you order.

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$24.99

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  • Made in the USA
  • Printed to order
  • Custom sized

Pairs well with

Other parts sized to fit the same hose or pipe.

Fitment

EndFitsSize
inlet3/4 inch PVC pipe (Schedule 40)26.67mm OD

Sizes come from manufacturer specs or verified listings, not guesses. We measure or source every dimension before it ships on a product page.

Safety

A note on safety

We print every part in PETG. It is the material aquarium keepers have used submerged for years. We cannot promise how any part performs in your tank. You know your tank and your animals best, so the call is always yours. Rinse each part in clean water before you add it to your tank.