Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Bykski
Connects 13 mm ID by 19 mm OD flexible tubing to G 1/4 thread ports in non-aluminium loops
The Bykski B-FT4-TK is a G 1/4 inch threaded fitting designed for custom liquid-cooling loops. It accepts flexible tubing with a 13mm inner diameter and 19mm outer diameter. The blue finish adds a colour accent to the build. It is intended for enthusiasts assembling their own open-loop cooling systems.
As a passive brass fitting, it generates no heat, produces no noise and draws no electrical power. Thermal performance depends entirely on the surrounding blocks, radiators and pump chosen for the loop. The component simply provides a leak-tight seal between tubing and G 1/4 ports.
The fitting requires a non-aluminium loop to avoid galvanic corrosion. It connects directly to any component with a standard G 1/4 thread port such as water blocks, radiators, reservoirs or pumps. Each fitting secures one tube end, so two are needed per component connection. No tools beyond basic hand tightening are required for installation.
| Type | CPU Block |
|---|---|
| Color | Blue |
Screw the fitting into the G 1/4 port by hand until the O-ring seats, then give a light quarter-turn with a wrench; over-tightening crushes the seal and causes leaks.
Inspect the O-ring and tubing ends every six months; replace the tube if it hardens or discolours, and swap the O-ring if it flattens or cracks.
The 13 mm inner diameter creates the primary pressure drop; pump head must overcome this restriction before the CPU block or radiator becomes the bottleneck.
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