Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
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Bitspower
A G1/4" T-rotary extender with 360-degree rotation and dual inner G1/4" threads for flexible liquid-cooling routing
The Bitspower BP-MBTR-C is a matt black T-rotary extender built for custom liquid-cooling loops. It provides two inner G1/4 threads and one standard G1/4 thread in a compact brass body. The 360-degree rotation allows precise alignment of tubing runs without stress on fittings.
This extender suits builders who need to split or redirect flow in a single plane while keeping a clean aesthetic. It is not for loops that require angled offsets, multi-port distribution blocks, or integrated valve control. The fixed T-shape also limits use in extremely tight corners where a swivel elbow would fit better.
The high-quality brass construction resists corrosion and the deep black E-plated finish matches dark-themed builds. Universal G1/4 threads connect directly to standard fittings, pumps, radiators or blocks. The 5 mm thread engagement ensures a secure seal while the free-spinning rotary action frees up final positioning after tightening.
| Brand | Bitspower |
|---|---|
| Model | BP-MBTR-C |
You need two G1/4" male-threaded fittings or tubing adapters to screw into the extender's two inner G1/4" ports.
Yes, the rotary joint spins freely through 360 degrees so you can orient the T-branch after the base is tightened, avoiding torque on fixed tubing.
Pressurise the loop and watch the brass joints for leaks; the Hi-Flow design should show no restriction when coolant passes through the T-branch.
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