Bitspower BP-WTP-C01 G1/4" Silver Shining 1/2" Fitting
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Bitspower BP-WTP-C01 G1/4" Silver Shining 1/2" Fitting
Scan code: LN29568 Manufacturer code: BP-WTP-C01
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Bitspower BP-WTP-C01 G1/4" Silver Shining 1/2" Fitting

Bitspower BP-WTP-C01 G1/4" Silver Shining 1/2" Fitting
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Scan code: LN29568 Manufacturer code: BP-WTP-C01
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Product Overview Sometimes referred to as Fatboys, this unique fitting from Bitspower is designed for 1/2" ID tubing. It starts with a standard G 1/4" thread, compatible with most blocks on the market, and it has an included recessed o-ring for a perfect seal. But this fitting has a feature we have not seen on others; it has a smooth-bored enlarged outlet which runs to the end of the fitting from just above the "wrench" area. When compared to other standard 1/2" fittings, the outlet ID is 12 millimeters, 2 millimeter larger than standard.
Features • True Hi-Flow Design.
• Hi Quality Brass Material.
• High Durability Nickel Finished In Silver Shining Color.
• Hiding O-Ring Design.
• RoHS Compliant.

• Thread : G1/4"
• Thread Length : 5MM
• Tubing Application : 1/2"
• Tubing Side Length : 15MM
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Details
Duration:
12 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
1 days
RTB Period:
12 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
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