Water Cooling Acrylic: Monsoon Tubing With Additional Accessories?
Water Cooling Acrylic: Monsoon Tubing With Additional Accessories?
I've checked online about using Monsoon acrylic fittings with other acrylic tubings, but I'm unsure if they work well together. My concern is whether EK or Alphacool acrylic fittings are compatible with Monsoon acrylic tubing. I can use Primochill acrylic tubing and fittings, but they only have one size available.
I was about to leave, so I thought it might be useful.
If you're interested in the Monsoons, check out this discussion.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1463195/monso...id-acrylic
I tend to prefer a more rigid style for fitting. It works well when you're sending a completed box, as the fittings won't break even if it gets shaken. With push-on joints, you can adjust, cut, and reattach until you achieve the perfect fit.
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The most common size is 10/12 used by Bitspower, which pairs well with E22 10/12 tubing.
You can find it at various places, though FCPU is no longer serving customers but still offers the ebst website for details.
Rigid 10/12 mm Acrylic Tubing – EK 12mm OD Solid Tube Set, clear, includes 2x 19.5" (EK-HD Tube 10/12mm 500mm).
Check the Acrylic Pipe Bending threads on overclock.net for more info on Monsoon and other suppliers.
See the link for additional references.
JackNaylorPE: Please ensure one answer per subject. Visit the relevant page: The most common size is 10/12, favored by Bitspower and compatible with E22 10/12 tubing. You can purchase it at various stores, though FCPU is no longer servicing customers but still offers the ebst website for details. Rigid 10/12 mm Acrylic Tubing – EK 12mm OD Solid Tube Set – Clear, includes 2x 19.5" (EK-HD Tube 10/12mm 500mm). Check the Acrylic Pipe Bending threads on overclock.net for more info on Monsoon and other suppliers. See the Overclock forum post for acrylic pipe bending guidance. Apologies, the repeated post was lengthy; please review and resend.
I was about to leave, so I thought it might be useful.
If you're interested in the Monsoons, check out this discussion.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1463195/monso...id-acrylic
I tend to prefer a more rigid style for fitting. It works well when you're sending a completed box, as the fittings won't break even if it gets shaken. With push-on joints, you can adjust, cut, and reattach until you achieve the perfect fit.
I was heading out the door and wanted to share something with you. If you're interested in the Monsoons, check out this thread.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1463195/monso...id-acrylic
I think this style of fitting is quite tight. It works well when you're shipping a finished box because the fittings won't break even if it gets shaken much. With push-on joints, you can assemble, cut, reassemble, and adjust until it fits perfectly.