Cellfast Needle Hose CF 4.0×1.0 mm, 330 m roll, for garden irrigation

Cellfast Needle Hose CF 4.0×1.0 mm on a 330 m roll is a perforated micro-hose designed for garden irrigation systems that require low-flow, localized watering. The tube’s inner and outer diameters are optimized for slow, controlled water delivery directly to plant roots, beds or greenhouse rows. Supplied on a long roll, it allows flexible layout and length adjustments for drip irrigation lines and can be integrated into manifold or emitter-based setups.

Advantages

The slender 4.0×1.0 mm construction provides consistent low flow rates suitable for delicate plants and close-spacing beds. Its perforated design ensures water is delivered along the hose length for even moisture distribution. The 330 m roll format reduces the need for frequent joins and allows creating long runs without interruption. The hose is compatible with common garden irrigation components for simple installation and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Drip irrigation of ornamental plant beds and borders
• Watering vegetable rows in allotments or greenhouses
• Localized irrigation for potted plants and hanging troughs
• Connecting to manifolds or small emitters for low-flow systems

Key specifications

• Inner/outer diameter: 4.0 × 1.0 mm
• Length: 330 m roll
• Perforated micro-hose for low-flow drip irrigation
• Flexible tubing suitable for curved layouts and close planting
• Designed for surface or raised-bed installation

How to use

Measure the required lengths for your irrigation layout and cut the hose to size. Lay the hose along the planting rows or place it on the soil surface beside pots and troughs; secure it with garden staples if needed. Connect one end to a manifold, header line or suitable emitter fitting; cap or terminate the far end to maintain pressure. Open the water supply slowly and check for uniform wetting along the hose. Adjust flow or spacing as required to achieve the desired moisture level for different plant types.

Usage recommendations

Flush the main supply line before connecting the needle hose to reduce the risk of clogging. Use a simple filter and pressure regulator in the feed line when connecting to pumps or mains. Inspect the hose periodically for blockages or damage, and replace sections if perforations become irregular to maintain even irrigation.