

Dramm - Drip Emitter and Dribble Ring Small Parts
Brand: Dramm
Drip Emitter and Dribble Ring Small Parts
Four small service parts for Dramm's PC dribble ring and PCAS drip systems. None of them is an emitter, a ring or an assembly - they are the pieces that hold those things where they belong and let them be taken apart and put back together. The rings they serve run at 15 to 50 psi.
There is no ladder here and no substitution between the four, so buy by function. The Anchor Stake pins a dribble ring flat in the pot, which Dramm describes as keeping the ring optimally placed for best water distribution - order these where rings shift in coarse media or on root balls. The 3 mm Barbed T is the join in a ring: Dramm's equivalent published fitting has two barbed connections and one smooth one, so the ring separates at the T for fitting around an established stem and closes again after. The Ring Cap caps a barrel-outlet emitter. The 11 Gram Slim Weight terminates a single dropper in the pot. Quantities differ sharply - one weight per dropper and one T per ring, but anchors only where rings actually move.
Specifications
| Anchor Stake | Pins a dribble ring flat in the pot so it stays where it waters best |
| 3 mm Barbed T | The join that lets a ring be opened around a stem and closed again |
| Ring Cap | Caps a barrel-outlet emitter |
| 11 Gram Slim Weight | Zinc-aluminium alloy, not lead |
| Rings served | Dramm PC dribble rings, which require 15 to 50 psi |
| Quantity basis | One weight per dropper and one T per ring; anchors only where rings shift |
Configurations
| Part | Part number |
|---|---|
| 3mm Barbed T Fitting for Dribble Rings | T-F2 |
| 11 Gram Slim Weight - Zinc Aluminium Alloy | PCASW |
| Anchor Stake for Dribble Rings | S3ANCHOR |
| Ring Cap for Barrel Emitters | PCERC |
Key Features
- Four service parts on one page instead of four separate orders
- Slim weight is zinc-aluminium rather than lead, slips out of the pot at harvest and does not catch in expanded metal benching
- Barbed T lets a ring be opened and refitted around an established stem
- Anchor stake keeps a ring flat and evenly placed in coarse media
- All four are cheap enough to hold as bench stock so a damaged ring is fixed rather than replaced
Ideal Applications
- Keeping dribble rings seated in coarse media or on root balls
- Opening a ring to fit it around an established stem, then closing it again
- Rebuilding rings damaged in handling
- Replacing lost weights after harvest and washdown
These serve Dramm PC dribble rings and PCAS droppers on 0.191 in leader tube; the EasyClean stake is the alternative to a weight at the pot end.
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