XSPC
XSPC G1/4" Male-Male Rotary Fitting Matte Black 360° diy cooling
G1/4" male-to-male rotary fitting with 360° rotation for custom water-cooling loops
- TypeFittings
- ColorBlack
- 360° rotation simplifies tube routing
- G1/4" threads connect standard water-cooling parts
- Male-to-male design joins two female ports directly
- Matte black finish matches dark-themed builds
- Tool-free installation speeds up loop assembly
G1/4" Male-Male Rotary Fitting
This XSPC fitting connects two G1/4" female ports in a custom liquid-cooling loop. The matte black finish matches dark-themed builds while the 360° rotary design lets you align tubing without stress on the threads. Tool-free installation speeds up assembly and maintenance. Model 5060175588562 is supplied new.
Builders aligning rigid tubing runs
The rotary joint suits builders who need to orient hard-line tubing precisely after the fitting is seated. It is not for systems that use only soft tubing with simple push-fit connectors. Buyers who want a fixed-angle elbow or a bulkhead pass-through should look at a different fitting type.
Verify thread compatibility and loop layout
Confirm every component in your loop uses G1/4" threads before ordering. Plan the tubing path so the rotary section has room to rotate freely after final tightening. Check that your reservoir, radiator, pump and blocks all present female G1/4" ports for a direct male-to-male connection.
Highlights
- 360° rotation simplifies tube routing
- G1/4" threads connect standard water-cooling parts
- Male-to-male design joins two female ports directly
- Matte black finish matches dark-themed builds
- Tool-free installation speeds up loop assembly
Specifications
| Type | Fittings |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
What thread size must my water-cooling components have to connect with this G1/4" male-to-male rotary fitting?
Both ends use standard G1/4" threads, so any block, radiator, reservoir or tubing adapter with a matching G1/4" female port will screw straight in.
Will the 360° rotation let me align this matte-black fitting with rigid tubing runs that were planned for fixed-angle fittings?
Yes, the rotary joint spins freely through 360 degrees, letting you clock the fitting to any orientation without stressing rigid tubes or disturbing existing loop geometry.
After installation, how can I confirm the rotary seal is holding pressure in my loop?
Pressurise the system and watch the joint; a steady pressure reading with no coolant seepage at the rotating interface shows the seal is working as intended.
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