PrimoChill
PrimoChill 1/2in OD PETG Tube 6 x 30in Blood Red
Six 30-inch lengths of 1/2-inch OD PETG tubing in Blood Red for custom watercooling loops
- TypeCPU Block
- Vivid Blood Red colour matches any themed build
- Superior strength over acrylic resists cracking under pressure
- Thicker 1/16 in. wall adds safety margin for high-pressure loops
- Six 30 in. lengths give ample material for complex routing
- Compatible with standard 1/2 in. OD rigid compression fittings
Rigid PETG tubing for custom loops
PrimoChill 1/2in OD PETG tube comes in six 30in lengths coloured Blood Red. The virgin PETG material offers superior strength to acrylic while remaining non-toxic and environmentally responsible. Proudly made in the USA with a thicker wall for safer operation under pressure.
For builders who want tight bends without extra
Suits enthusiasts and case modders who measure, cut, bend and install rigid runs in a single loop. Not for buyers who need flexible tubing that routes around obstacles without heat tools, or anyone requiring a different outer diameter or wall thickness.
Heat-bend installation
Compatible with PrimoChill 1/2in OD rigid compression fittings for secure connections. A heat gun is required to form 90 degree bends or custom angles before cutting to length. Take care not to overheat the PETG, which can cause kinking or discolouration during the bend.
Highlights
- Vivid Blood Red colour matches any themed build
- Superior strength over acrylic resists cracking under pressure
- Thicker 1/16 in. wall adds safety margin for high-pressure loops
- Six 30 in. lengths give ample material for complex routing
- Compatible with standard 1/2 in. OD rigid compression fittings
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What inner-diameter tubing and fittings must I already have for this 1/2in OD PETG tube to work?
You need 3/8in inner-diameter tubing and 1/2in OD rigid compression fittings to match the tube dimensions.
Will this Blood Red PETG tube connect to older acrylic tubing I plan to keep in the loop?
It joins only through 1/2in OD rigid fittings; the PETG tube itself cannot mate directly to acrylic tubing of any size.
How can I confirm the tube is seated correctly after bending and installing the six 30in pieces?
Verify each joint shows no gaps at the compression fitting and that coolant flows without leaks under system pressure.
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