BP-MBDR-C Bitspower Matte Black G 1/4" Anti-Twist Adapter (G 1/4" Rotary Extender)
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BP-MBDR-C Bitspower Matte Black G 1/4" Anti-Twist Adapter (G 1/4" Rotary Extender)
Scan code: LN35079 Manufacturer code: BP-MBDR-C
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BP-MBDR-C Bitspower Matte Black G 1/4" Anti-Twist Adapter (G 1/4" Rotary Extender)

Bitspower Matte Black G 1/4" Anti-Twist Adapter (G 1/4" Rotary Extender)
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Scan code: LN35079 Manufacturer code: BP-MBDR-C
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Product Overview This is one of the most handiest fittings imaginable for extending your other fittings via this new rotary extender. If you ever screwed in an angled fitting and once tight it pointed in the totally wrong direction, then this new anti-twist adapter will arrive to your rescue to redirect the tubing back to where you had planned it. No serious water cooling installer should be without a hand full of these babies on hand! Learn the name; Bitspower Premium water cooling products!
Features Features:
• Special Design for PC Water Cooling
• G 1/4" Anti-Twist Adapter
• G 1/4" Rotary Extender
• Perfect Surface treatment
• TRUE Hi-Flow
• Hidden O-Ring Design

Specifications:
• Material: Hi Quality Brass with Matte Black coating
• Thread: G1/4"
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Details
Duration:
24 months
Type:
Return to base
DOA Period:
7 days
RTB Period:
24 months
Manufacturer Contact Details
Manufacturer:
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