Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Bitspower
Multi-link compression fitting for 16mm OD rigid tubing with G1/4" thread in matte black brass
This Bitspower compression fitting connects 16mm OD rigid tubing in custom liquid-cooling loops. The G1/4" thread mates with standard water-blocks, radiators, reservoirs and pumps. Machined from high-quality brass with a matte black finish, it is designed for multi-link extension runs where secure, leak-free joints are required.
Confirm that every component you plan to join exposes a G1/4" female port before ordering. The fitting accepts only 16mm outside-diameter hard tubing; metric or imperial sizes that differ even slightly will not seal. Ensure your tubing cuts are square and deburred so the compression ring seats evenly and the O-ring is not damaged during assembly.
Use this multi-link design instead of chaining several ordinary compression fittings when you need a continuous rigid-tube bridge between distant components. The consolidated body reduces potential leak points and keeps tube alignment straighter over long spans. The upgrade is worthwhile whenever a clean, rigid multi-segment pathway replaces a flexible hose or a stack of individual fittings.
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The fitting is sold as the connector only; you need to purchase 16mm OD rigid tubing separately to complete the loop.
Yes, the BP-MBEMLA16 is specified with a G1/4" thread for standard water-cooling components.
It allows you to connect multiple fittings in a straight line using rigid tubing, simplifying complex routing.
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