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Bitspower BP-PVCT1234CL-2M 1/2" ID 3/4" OD 2m clear PVC tubing diy cooling
Clear PVC tubing for custom water-cooling loops, 12.7 mm inner diameter, 19 mm outer diameter, 3.2 mm wall, two-metre length
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- Clear flow visibility with transparent PVC tubing
- Precise compression-fitting seal using 12.7 mm inner diameter
- Kink-resistant routing from 3.2 mm wall thickness
- Exact CC5 compatibility with 19 mm outer diameter
- Two-metre continuous length for flexible loop design
Bitspower Clear PVC Tubing 2 Metres
This clear PVC tubing is built for custom water-cooling loops and comes in a two metre length. It has a 12.7 mm inner diameter and a 19 mm outer diameter with a 3.2 mm wall. The tubing is designed to work with compression fittings such as the CC5 series.
Who This Suits and Who Should Look Elsewhere
Builders assembling a custom liquid-cooling loop who need transparent tubing in these exact dimensions will find it fits the CC5 compression range. It is not suited for anyone who requires a different inner or outer diameter, coloured or opaque tubing, or a longer continuous run than two metres.
Critical Specification: 12.7 mm ID and 19 mm OD
The single specification that decides compatibility is the 12.7 mm inner diameter paired with a 19 mm outer diameter. These dimensions determine whether the tube seats correctly on your chosen compression fittings and matches the flow path of your blocks, radiators and reservoirs.
Highlights
- Clear flow visibility with transparent PVC tubing
- Precise compression-fitting seal using 12.7 mm inner diameter
- Kink-resistant routing from 3.2 mm wall thickness
- Exact CC5 compatibility with 19 mm outer diameter
- Two-metre continuous length for flexible loop design
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 12.7 mm inner diameter mean for coolant flow inside a real loop?
The 12.7 mm bore gives a wide, low-restriction path that keeps pump workload modest and supports high flow rates even with multiple blocks and radiators.
Which fitting standard matches the 19 mm outer diameter and 3.2 mm wall thickness?
It is built for 1/2″ ID / 3/4″ OD compression fittings such as the Bitspower CC5 series, which seal on the 19 mm outside dimension.
What clearance should I allow for the 19 mm outside diameter when routing the tube?
Plan for at least 19 mm of free space plus bend radius; the 3.2 mm wall resists kinking but still needs room to curve cleanly around components.
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