Product Description
What It Does
The rain hose end cap pushes onto the end of a rain hose line. It blocks the opening. Water cannot escape. Every drop stays inside the hose and exits only through the spray holes along the length.
Without a cap, water pours out the far end. Your pressure drops. Plants near the end get almost no water. The cap fixes that.
Where You Use It
Rain hose is also called micro spraying tape. It waters farm plants or young trees. The hose has small holes along its length. Water sprays out in a fine mist or small jets.
You use the end cap at the far end of every rain hose run. One cap per line. It is common in vegetable gardens, greenhouses, flower beds, and vineyards.
Installation
Cut the rain hose end square. Use a sharp knife. A crooked cut can make the cap hard to push on.
If the hose is stiff, warm the end in the sun for a few minutes. Or dip it in hot water for a few seconds. Soft hose is easier to work with.
Push the cap onto the hose end. Push until it bottoms out. That is about 15 to 20mm of hose inside the cap. No glue, no clamps, no threads.
To remove, twist the cap while pulling. You can reuse it many times.
What If It Falls Off
If the cap feels loose, the hose may be out of round. Cut off a small piece of hose and try again. If it still feels loose, add a small hose clamp over the cap. Our Steel Clamp Jubilee Type works.
But for normal rain hose pressure, the cap should stay on by friction alone.
Related Products You Might Need
Pair this cap with a Rain Hose Male Coupling to connect your rain hose to a valve. Use a Rain Hose Straight Coupling to join two hoses. For fixing the hose to the ground, our Fixing Stake for Ground Pipes works well.
Sizes We Stock
We have three sizes. 32mm, 40mm, and 50mm. Choose the size that matches your rain hose.
IrriHub provides reliable irrigation and farm systems for small and medium‑scale farmers across Kenya. For help choosing the right product for your farm, reach out to us directly. Call us: +254 729 717 881. Visit our store: Shubham Complex, Old Mombasa Rd.