greenDracaena
greenDracaena G1/4" 15mm Male-Female Extender Fittings 12 Pack Black
A 12-pack of black G1/4" male-to-female extender fittings with 15mm height for PC liquid cooling loops
- 12-pack simplifies full-loop builds
- 15 mm height fits tight spaces
- Chrome-plated brass resists corrosion
- Concealed O-ring groove prevents leaks
- Tool-free male-to-female installation
Loop Clearance Solved
These 12 black G1/4" male-to-female extender fittings add 15 mm of spacing to any standard PC liquid-cooling loop. Chrome-plated brass construction provides corrosion resistance and good thermal conductivity. A concealed O-ring groove seals without tools, making installation quick and reliable for custom water-cooling builders.
Replaces Rigid Spacers
When fixed-length tubing or direct-thread components leave no room for bends or component clearance, these extenders create the needed gap without extra adapters. The jump is worth it whenever a pump, reservoir, radiator or block sits fractions too close for a clean tube run, letting you keep the original fittings and avoid a full loop redesign.
Handles Standard Loop Pressure
Each fitting’s 18 mm outer diameter and brass threads comfortably withstand typical closed-loop pressures and coolant temperatures. The 12-pack covers dual-radiator builds with multiple right-angle or rotary joints. They do not add flow restriction beyond the thread length, but they cannot compensate for mismatched thread standards or replace a missing port on a component.
Highlights
- 12-pack simplifies full-loop builds
- 15 mm height fits tight spaces
- Chrome-plated brass resists corrosion
- Concealed O-ring groove prevents leaks
- Tool-free male-to-female installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What thread size and outer diameter do the G1/4" extender fittings need to fit my loop?
Each fitting uses a G1/4" thread with an 18mm outer diameter, matching standard water-cooling components.
How do I install the male-to-female extenders without tools, and what is the common mistake?
Hand-tighten the male end into the component and the female end onto the tubing fitting; the step often missed is seating the concealed O-ring fully before final tightening.
When should I replace the O-rings on these chrome-plated brass fittings?
Inspect the concealed O-rings during any loop drain or rebuild; replace them if they show flattening, cracking, or loss of elasticity to maintain a leak-proof seal.
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