Orbit 67401 Quarter-Inch Drip Tee 25-Pack
Choose the quarter-inch tee pack when a small branch line needs a split.
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Hose Connectors & SplittersOUR TAKE
Orbit 67467 Half-Inch Universal Drip Tee
Orbit 67467 Half-Inch Universal Drip Tee for branching a compatible drip supply line into two directions.
Choose this model for branching a compatible drip supply line into two directions.
- Good for
- Branching a compatible drip supply line into two directions.
- Look elsewhere if
- Your tubing falls outside the published diameter range.
- The tradeoff
- The wider compatibility range still has actual dimensional limits.
At a glance
- Nominal tubing size
- 1/2 in.
Why it earns a look
- A published diameter range helps make a specific fit check.
- The nuts can be loosened to remove tubing.
Where it asks for a compromise
- It will not fit every tube described as half inch.
Measure the tubing instead of trusting the nominal name
Half-inch drip tubing does not have one universal outside diameter. The useful detail on this tee is the published 0.620- to 0.710-inch range. Match that range to the tube, and leave enough straight tubing at the fitting for a sound connection.
Living with it in the garden
Check connections for leaks after installation.
Keep serviceable seals and fittings accessible.
Which one belongs in your shed?
Orbit 67402 Quarter-Inch Drip Coupling 25-Pack
Choose the quarter-inch coupling pack for straight joins between quarter-inch lines.
Read our takeYour 67467 questions
What tubing diameter does it fit?
The 67467 tee is listed for tubing with 0.620-to 0.710-inch outside diameters.
Is it for quarter-inch branch tubing?
No. This is the universal nominal half-inch tee. Use the 67401 for quarter-inch barbed branches.
Full specifications, manuals & sources
Model details
- Full model name
- Orbit 67467 Half-Inch Universal Drip Tee
- Amazon ASIN
- B002R9H2VW
- Nominal tubing size
- 1/2 in.
- Brand
- Orbit
Manuals & product information
Photo sources
Product information checked 2026-10-29. Our assessment uses the linked specifications and manuals; it does not represent a hands-on test. Editorial standards & corrections.