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Bitspower BP-MBWP-C03 Multi-Transfer Base (Coupler) convert from 1/2" to 3/8" to G1/4"

Scan code: LN32597 Manufacturer code: BP-MBWP-C03

End Of Life

Bitspower BP-MBWP-C03 Multi-Transfer Base (Coupler) convert from 1/2" to 3/8" to G1/4"

Scan code: LN32597 Manufacturer code: BP-MBWP-C03

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Product Overview This is the finest made fittings we have ever offered! This is a special fitting that can be used as a coupler to change from one size or style of fitting to another. Can go from 1/2" to 3/8" to 1/4" making reducers or other changes to your water cooling line as need. Can be use for any product that use G 1/4" fittings. These will screw into any available port. Learn the name; Bitspower Premium water cooling products! New Black Matte Finish.
Features Features:
• Special Design for PC Water Cooling
• Perfect Surface treatment
• TRUE Hi-Flow

Specifications:
• Material : Hi Quality Brass with Black Matte coating
• Thread : G1/4" inner and outer thread
• Includes (2) Couplers

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