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Bitspower G1/4" Carbon Black Rotary 90-Degree IG1/4" Extender 4-Pack
Four rotary 90-degree G1/4" extenders with 360-degree rotation and carbon-black nickel finish
- True Hi-Flow design maximises coolant throughput
- Premium brass construction with durable carbon-black nickel finish
- 90-degree angle with 360-degree rotation for flexible routing
- Hidden O-ring seal prevents leaks cleanly
- Compact form factor fits tight G1/4" thread spaces
G1/4" Rotary 90-Degree Extender 4-Pack
Four nickel-finished brass fittings join a G1/4" male thread to an inner G1/4" female thread at a right angle. Each unit rotates freely through 360 degrees so tubing can be aligned without stress. The carbon black coating resists corrosion and matches dark loop aesthetics. A hidden O-ring keeps the seal clean and leak-free.
Thermals noise and power
Passive brass construction adds no heat, no noise and draws no power. The Hi-Flow internal passage does not restrict coolant velocity, so pump workload and loop temperatures stay unchanged. RoHS-compliant plating avoids hazardous substances without affecting thermal behaviour. Installation simply threads into existing ports with a 5 mm engagement depth.
Bundled accessories and software
The pack contains four identical extenders and nothing else; no tools, clamps or software are supplied. Builders gain immediate flexibility for tight 90-degree routing in custom liquid-cooling loops. Users who need straight couplers, different angles or additional sealing rings must source those separately.
Highlights
- True Hi-Flow design maximises coolant throughput
- Premium brass construction with durable carbon-black nickel finish
- 90-degree angle with 360-degree rotation for flexible routing
- Hidden O-ring seal prevents leaks cleanly
- Compact form factor fits tight G1/4" thread spaces
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the 90-degree rotary extender without cross-threading the G1/4" threads?
Hand-tighten the 5 mm G1/4" threads first, then use a wrench on the brass flats for a final quarter-turn; the 360-degree rotation lets you align the 90-degree bend before locking it down.
Will the carbon black nickel finish or the hidden O-ring need replacement over time?
The nickel finish resists corrosion under normal coolant use, and the concealed O-ring is designed for the fitting's service life; inspect during loop maintenance and replace only if weeping appears.
At what point does flow restriction become noticeable in a high-flow loop?
The true hi-flow brass bore keeps restriction minimal; the 90-degree turn is the first limit, so keep tubing runs straight before and after the extender to maintain velocity.
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