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The Thermaltake Pacific Black 4 Build-In O-Rings C-Pro G1/4 PETG 16mm OD Compression Fitting 6 Pack is engineered for seamless installation of custom liquid cooling systems. Featuring four built-in O-rings for maximum leak prevention and a durable surface treatment, these fittings are compatible with various hard tubing materials, ensuring a reliable and stylish cooling solution.
Material | Copper, Acrylic |
Item Diameter | 16 Millimeters |
Brand | Thermaltake |
Color | Black |
Nominal Outside Diameter | 16 Millimeters |
UPC | 841163002148 |
Manufacturer | Thermaltake USA Direct |
Unit Count | 6.0 Count |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00841163002148 |
Number of Pieces | 6 |
Item model number | CL-W214-CU00BL-B |
Item Weight | 1.44 ounces |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 1.02 x 1.02 x 0.83 inches |
ASIN | B07BB7VG51 |
Country of Origin | Taiwan |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | March 8, 2018 |
N**T
High quality, single o-ring design - Used on 3 builds
High quality build, durable design, good compression on rough ended tubes. Easy on the fingers."You've purchased this item 3 times"
T**P
This was my 2nd & 3rd set of these
I prefer using these over the original compression fittings for Thermaltake's PETG lines. They're easier to use. They allow for a slight variance in tube fitting to butt; meaning it doesn't have to be perfectly aligned to get a 100% no-leak seal on the line. This is due to these fittings have 3 o-rings over the 1 (I think it's one on the old ones) and 1 additional o-ring for the connector outer too that screws down into the rest of this. These are 3 piece compression fittings. You have a base (what I'm calling the butt) that screws into the socket (standard 1/4" fitting), then a 'fitted' center ring that has the 3-o-rings in it that fits over the end of the line, and then the screw on fitting that has an additional o-ring for the 'top' of the ring with the other o-rings inside it. So a 4 o-ring system not including the other standard seals too.The tool could use some reworking. Sometimes it works flawlessly, sometimes it's a struggle because it WILL slip out of the notching. Maybe Thermaltake can take a NOTE here and add some rubberized 'feet' that are on those notches to make it maybe not SLIP OUT of the notching when you're tightening the base down.Overall I'd buy more again. Sometimes I get them to replace where I've had to use pliers to take the fittings off after a year of pressure and other factors that won't let them loosen back up so they get a little stripped of color. Or, sometimes I need more because different loop idea requiring more turns, joints, etc.Recommended if you don't want to use the old ones or if you want a nearly 100% guarantee that these seals won't leak. Mine NEVER have unless it was user error and there was this one time I flooded my GPU...thankfully it did not damage that...whew.Pics attached of how the fittings look in a loop. Cheers!
R**E
Straight pipes in fittings and no leaks (to some who say they leak)
Worked great and great quality! To people talking about these leaking, make sure everything is completely straight in the fitting while leak testing. It's not the fittings. It's more about your pipes being straight. I did a leak test(everything is unpowered but the pump), one fitting had a little leak. Turned it off, had paper towels out, so no issue. Noticed the pipe wasn't completely straight. Adjusted it a little bit and then not a drop out of it. So just make sure everything is straight and you'll be good to go.
D**
No leaks at all.
I don't u'dzrstand why people are having leaks with these fittings. On this build I decided not do to any bending and go with all fittings. I used all thermaltake fittings. No leaks at all. From the weight of the fittings I have one tube sloping downward a little bit from top of radiator. No leaks. I pushed and tugged on all tubes a little bit to test for leaks. Nothing. Yes they are expensive butost fittings are, but considering the components I have in my build they are worth it.
H**N
A little large, and some are hard to open when they get out of the box, otherwise perfect!
They are not bad at all, however... they are a bit large to the point I cant put them on things like the outlet to my D5 pump, so I had to quicky bug a buddy for an male-to-female extender. Other than that not bad.(SIDE NOTE FOR PEOPLE LOOKING TO BUY: Some of them are very (and when I say very that is more like very on overclock) hard to open when you first buy them. Some I had to use tools to get apart)
A**A
Good fittings
They worked great in the loop, easy to use and holds the water tight so far. I was skeptical at first but they came out real nice
B**.
PAY ATTENTION TO INNER RING TO NOT GET LEAKS!!!
I don’t usually post reviews but these fittings are amazing. No leaks for me. PAY ATTENTION TO THE MIDDLE RINGS. THERES A SPECIFIC WAY YOU NEED TO PUT IT SO THAT IT SEALS WITH THE BOTTOM ORING. Cutting the tubes to length is not a guesswork anymore. That’s why I love them. Plus they look good
J**D
High quality. Easy to measure from.
A little pricey but the quality is so much better than other products I’ve tried. They are colored in a high quality way. The pieces slide smoothly on the tube without scratching it which is nice and the threads are super smooth. The 3 piece design is much better than two piece because it gives you the spot where the tube hits so it makes it really easy to measure for tube cutting. These are a great product and will definitely use again in my next build.
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