Alphacool
Alphacool 17077 G1/4 13/10mm Compression Fitting Chrome
Connects 13/10 mm tubing to a G1/4 thread with a high-flow bore and durable chrome-plated brass finish
- FeaturesThis connector can be used to connect 13/10mm tubing with a
- High-flow inner diameter for unrestricted coolant movement
- Chrome finish bonded to brass prevents peeling or fading
- G1/4 thread connects 13/10 mm tubing securely
- Elegant design matches Alphacool series for cohesive builds
- Single fitting supplied ready for custom loop assembly
Chrome G1/4 compression fitting
The Alphacool 17077 is a chrome-plated brass compression fitting with a G1/4 thread for custom liquid-cooling loops. It connects 13/10mm tubing securely and suits builders who value a high-flow internal diameter and a durable finish.
Upgrade from standard barbs
This fitting replaces basic barb or push-fit connectors that can restrict flow or loosen over time. The compression design locks 13/10mm tube firmly in place and the chromatised chrome surface resists peeling, making the swap worthwhile when reliability and aesthetics matter.
For custom-loop builders using 13/10mm tube
It suits enthusiasts assembling a loop with matching Alphacool tubing who want a chrome accent. Builders running a different tube size or thread standard should look elsewhere, as will anyone needing angled or rotary adapters for tight routing.
Highlights
- High-flow inner diameter for unrestricted coolant movement
- Chrome finish bonded to brass prevents peeling or fading
- G1/4 thread connects 13/10 mm tubing securely
- Elegant design matches Alphacool series for cohesive builds
- Single fitting supplied ready for custom loop assembly
Specifications
| Brand | Alphacool |
|---|---|
| Model | 17077 |
| Features | This connector can be used to connect 13/10mm tubing with a 1/4“ thread. |
| Part Number | 62364 |
Questions about this item
Will the G1/4 thread on the 17077 fit standard water-cooling blocks and radiators?
Yes, the G1/4 thread is the common size used on most CPU blocks, GPU blocks and radiators in custom loops.
How do I install the 13/10mm compression fitting without leaking, and what step is often missed?
Slide the compression ring onto the tube first, push the tube fully over the barb until it seats against the body, then tighten the ring by hand plus a quarter turn with a spanner — forgetting the ring is the usual cause of leaks.
When should I replace the 13/10mm compression fitting or its sealing ring?
Inspect the O-ring each time you drain the loop; replace it if it shows cracks, flattening or loss of elasticity, and replace the fitting if the chrome finish peels or the threads strip.
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