Irrigation Nozzles

Gardena Irrigation Nozzle Akrian

Endline Drip Head ideal - as part of the Gardena Micro-Drip-System - for targeted irrigation of individual plants or longer rows of plants with similar water requirements, such as hedges.

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Description

Description

This endline dripper is ideal - as part of the Gardena Micro-Drip-System - for targeted irrigation of individual plants or longer rows of plants with similar water requirements, e.g., hedges. The water distribution rate is approx. 4 liters per hour. For the irrigation of individual plants, the endline dripper is placed at the end of a supply pipe (3/16"). With the Screwdriver (Product Code 8322-20), the 13 mm (1/2") connecting pipe can be pierced to place the endline dripper directly.

Includes 25 drippers and 1 cleaning needle. The cleaning needle is intended for the easy removal of dirt from the drippers.

Specifications

  • Set with components: 25 drippers, 1 cleaning needle
  • Usage: For individual plants with similar water requirements.
  • Output 3 l/h

Easy Cleaning

With the built-in cleaning needle, you can easily clean a dirty dripper.

Water-Saving Irrigation

With the Micro-Drip-System irrigation system, you can precisely adjust the amount of water for each plant, thus preventing unnecessary water waste.

Water-saving irrigation

With the Gardena endline dripper, it is possible to easily irrigate plants in rows with similar water requirements while saving water.

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Specifications

Specifications

Dimensions

Type
Drip Head
Flow
4 lt/h
Set
No
Pieces
25 pcs
Self-regulating
No

Coverage Length

Maximum Coverage Radius
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • Update 10/2025 (after 5 months of use).
    Gardena products used to be very good—expensive but good (I still have some that are a decade old at the cottage). Now they seem to have become "Chinese" with German prices.

    For these particular drippers, I bought 100+ in May/June 2025. Some release way too much water, while others release little to almost none (they barely drip). It's very difficult—almost impossible—to water all the plants with the same amount of water. Also, if you put them in Gardena's small tubing (φ4.6), about 15% come off and water spills everywhere. Not all at once, but one at a time (so all summer I kept finding puddles with the automatic watering). I think the sun heats the tubing in the summer, it loosens a bit, and the dripper pops out. I ended up using cable ties to keep them in place. When they go into Gardena's 13mm tubing (φ13), they are stable.

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  • Update 10/2025 (after 5 months of use).
    Gardena products used to be very good—expensive but good (I still have some that are a decade old at the cottage). Now they seem to have become "Chinese" with German prices.

    For these particular drippers, I bought 100+ in May/June 2025. Some release way too much water, while others release little to almost none (they barely drip). It's very difficult—almost impossible—to water all the plants with the same amount of water. Also, if you put them in Gardena's small tubing (φ4.6), about 15% come off and water spills everywhere. Not all at once, but one at a time (so all summer I kept finding puddles with the automatic watering). I think the sun heats the tubing in the summer, it loosens a bit, and the dripper pops out. I ended up using cable ties to keep them in place. When they go into Gardena's 13mm tubing (φ13), they are stable.

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Description & Specifications

This endline dripper is ideal - as part of the Gardena Micro-Drip-System - for targeted irrigation of individual plants or longer rows of plants with similar water requirements, e.g., hedges. The water distribution rate is approx. 4 liters per hour. For the irrigation of individual plants, the endline dripper is placed at the end of a supply pipe (3/16"). With the Screwdriver (Product Code 8322-20), the 13 mm (1/2") connecting pipe can be pierced to place the endline dripper directly.

Includes 25 drippers and 1 cleaning needle. The cleaning needle is intended for the easy removal of dirt from the drippers.

Specifications

  • Set with components: 25 drippers, 1 cleaning needle
  • Usage: For individual plants with similar water requirements.
  • Output 3 l/h

Easy Cleaning

With the built-in cleaning needle, you can easily clean a dirty dripper.

Water-Saving Irrigation

With the Micro-Drip-System irrigation system, you can precisely adjust the amount of water for each plant, thus preventing unnecessary water waste.

Water-saving irrigation

With the Gardena endline dripper, it is possible to easily irrigate plants in rows with similar water requirements while saving water.

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Type
Drip Head
Flow
4 lt/h
Set
No
Pieces
25 pcs
Self-regulating
No

Coverage Length

Maximum Coverage Radius
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (4)

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  3. 3 stars
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  5. 1 star
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  • Update 10/2025 (after 5 months of use).
    Gardena products used to be very good—expensive but good (I still have some that are a decade old at the cottage). Now they seem to have become "Chinese" with German prices.

    For these particular drippers, I bought 100+ in May/June 2025. Some release way too much water, while others release little to almost none (they barely drip). It's very difficult—almost impossible—to water all the plants with the same amount of water. Also, if you put them in Gardena's small tubing (φ4.6), about 15% come off and water spills everywhere. Not all at once, but one at a time (so all summer I kept finding puddles with the automatic watering). I think the sun heats the tubing in the summer, it loosens a bit, and the dripper pops out. I ended up using cable ties to keep them in place. When they go into Gardena's 13mm tubing (φ13), they are stable.

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  • Update 10/2025 (after 5 months of use).
    Gardena products used to be very good—expensive but good (I still have some that are a decade old at the cottage). Now they seem to have become "Chinese" with German prices.

    For these particular drippers, I bought 100+ in May/June 2025. Some release way too much water, while others release little to almost none (they barely drip). It's very difficult—almost impossible—to water all the plants with the same amount of water. Also, if you put them in Gardena's small tubing (φ4.6), about 15% come off and water spills everywhere. Not all at once, but one at a time (so all summer I kept finding puddles with the automatic watering). I think the sun heats the tubing in the summer, it loosens a bit, and the dripper pops out. I ended up using cable ties to keep them in place. When they go into Gardena's 13mm tubing (φ13), they are stable.

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