Monsoon 13/10mm (ID 3/8" OD 1/2") compression fitting straight - Matte Black

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Scan code: LN47473 Manufacturer code: 62509

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Product Overview Moonson stands out in both looks and functionality!
The base piece of this fitting looks just like a barbed fitting, which feature great flow rates! But with these fittings the disadvantages of barbed fittings are compensated by a beautifully designed union nut. These two elements, fitting and union nut, form a constructive unit to allow a smooth and safe connection to the tubing.
Mounting of the fitting was also considered during development: The 6pcs kits are shipped including a mounting key to allow clean installation of both fittings and union nut.
The last feature is the optical design of the water block: A multitude of surface finishes are available for the Monsoon fittings. Additionally the union nuts feature openings for an unique optical color effect with tubing and fitting.

All of these unique features make the Moonson fittings stand out in between the competition, something truly unique! Features Material: Brass
Color: Matte black
Dimensions (HxD): 20 x 21mm
Fitting inner diamater: 8.4mm
Thread length: 5mm
Tubing compatibility: 13mm OD / 10mm ID

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Monsoon 13/10mm (ID 3/8" OD 1/2") compression fitting straight - Matte Black