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Alphacool
Connects 10/13 mm soft tubing to G1/4" threads in a six-pack of brass Deep Black fittings
This Alphacool six-pack supplies six straight compression fittings for custom water-cooling loops. Each fitting accepts soft tubing with a 10 mm inner diameter and 13 mm outer diameter and mates to a standard G1/4" thread. The brass bodies are finished in Deep Black using a chromatising process that bonds the colour to the metal for lasting appearance.
Buyers upgrading from assorted individual fittings gain a uniform look and consistent flow path across the loop. The six-pack is worth it when a build needs multiple identical connections, such as linking several radiators, blocks and a reservoir, and when the 95 % component compatibility covers the existing hardware.
The enlarged inner bore keeps restriction low for pumps driving multiple blocks and radiators. Headroom is set by the G1/4" thread standard and the 10 mm ID tubing size; the fittings do not support hard tubing, larger bore sizes or non-G1/4" ports.
| Brand | Alphacool |
|---|---|
| Model | 17387 |
| Features | This connector can be used to connect 13/10mm tubing with a 1/4“ thread. |
| Part Number | 1012846 |
The fitting is designed for soft tubing with a 10 mm inner diameter and 13 mm outer diameter.
Thread the G1/4" end into the component port by hand, then slide the compression ring and nut over the tubing, push the tubing fully onto the barb, and tighten the nut — the step often missed is ensuring the tubing is fully seated before tightening.
Inspect the sealing rings whenever the loop is drained or if any seepage appears at the fitting; replace them if they show cracking, flattening, or loss of elasticity.
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