Barrow Mods TDWT45-V2 45° G1/4 Male-Female Fitting
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Barrow Mods
A 90° female-to-female G1/4" adaptor that redirects tubing sharply in tight custom-loop builds
Color Silver
The Barrow Mods TDWT90SN-V2-Silver is a low-profile 90-degree fitting that joins two G1/4" male threads. It lets builders change tubing direction sharply inside compact liquid-cooling loops. The silver finish matches common loop aesthetics while the short body keeps the assembly tight against blocks, radiators or reservoirs.
Ideal for small-form-factor cases where a hard tube or soft tube must turn immediately at a component port. Not for loops that require adjustable rotation after installation. Not for connections that need a straight or swivel fitting to clear surrounding hardware.
The single specification that decides fit is the fixed 90-degree bend between two female G1/4" threads. If the build demands a different angle or a male-to-female orientation, this part will not work.
| Brand | Barrow |
|---|---|
| Model | TDWT90SN-V2-Silver |
| Features | Change direction sharply or angle components easily. Compatible with any G1/4" Fittings. Low profile fitting, perfect for tight systems and small builds. |
| Part Number | TDWT90SN-V2-Silver |
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The adaptor uses standard G1/4 inch threads on both female ports, matching the thread size found on most water-cooling fittings and components.
Hand-tighten each side until the O-ring seats, then give a slight additional turn with a fitting wrench; over-tightening crushes the seals and causes leaks.
Replace the O-rings whenever you disassemble the loop, see visible cracking or flattening, or after about two years of continuous use to prevent seepage.
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