Bykski
Bykski B-HTJV2-L16 16mm rigid-tube fitting diy cooling
Connects 16mm rigid tubing to G 1/4 thread ports for non-aluminium custom loops
- TypeCPU Block
- ColorBlue
- G 1/4 thread fits standard water-cooling ports
- 16 mm OD suits PETG, acrylic or metal tubing
- Non-aluminium loop prevents galvanic corrosion
- Blue finish adds colour coordination to builds
- Single fitting included for custom loop assembly
Bykski 16mm rigid-tube fitting for custom loops
The Bykski B-HTJV2-L16 connects 16mm outside-diameter rigid tubing to G 1/4-inch thread ports in a custom liquid-cooling loop. It accepts PETG, acrylic or metal tubing and is finished in blue. The fitting is designed for non-aluminium loops only.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
This fitting suits builders assembling a custom loop with 16mm rigid tubing and G 1/4-inch components. It is not for loops that use aluminium radiators or blocks, nor for systems that run soft tubing or a different rigid-tube diameter.
The specification that decides fit
The single deciding specification is the 16mm outside-diameter tube compatibility paired with a G 1/4-inch thread; only tubing of that exact diameter will seal correctly in this fitting.
Highlights
- G 1/4 thread fits standard water-cooling ports
- 16 mm OD suits PETG, acrylic or metal tubing
- Non-aluminium loop prevents galvanic corrosion
- Blue finish adds colour coordination to builds
- Single fitting included for custom loop assembly
Specifications
| Type | CPU Block |
|---|---|
| Color | Blue |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 16 mm version for my PETG tubing?
Yes, this fitting is built for 16 mm outside-diameter rigid tube in PETG, acrylic or metal.
What does the G 1/4 thread mean when I install it?
It screws into any standard G 1/4 port on blocks, radiators or reservoirs, giving a sealed connection for your loop.
Does the G 1/4 thread limit which components I can use?
No, G 1/4 is the near-universal thread for custom water-cooling parts, so it fits virtually every block, radiator and pump reservoir.
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