Adattatore girevole Barrow 45° G1/4" maschio su G1/4" femmina, argento, modello FBWT45-MR s

Barrow 45° Rotatable Adapter G1/4 AG to G1/4 IG in silver is a compact angled fitting intended for liquid cooling and plumbing systems where a directional change and rotational adjustment are required. The adapter features a 45-degree bend and a rotatable joint between a G1/4 male (external) thread and a G1/4 female (internal) thread, enabling alignment of hoses or fittings without twisting the connection.

Advantages

This 45° rotatable adapter reduces strain on tubing and connectors by allowing directional changes without forcing hoses into sharp bends. The rotatable joint simplifies installation and alignment in confined or complex layouts. Its silver finish provides a neutral, corrosion-resistant surface suitable for many system aesthetics and materials.

Suitable for

• PC liquid cooling loops and radiator connections
• Custom plumbing runs in compact or tight enclosures
• Situations requiring directional change while preserving hose orientation
• Replacing fixed-angle fittings to avoid kinks and improve routing

Key specifications

• Angle: 45° bend for directional change
• Thread connection: G1/4 male to G1/4 female
• Rotatable joint: allows rotational adjustment after installation
• Finish: silver metal surface
• Typical use: liquid cooling and low-pressure plumbing applications

How to use

Thread the male G1/4 end into the corresponding port by hand to start, then tighten securely with an appropriate wrench while avoiding over-torquing. Attach the mating G1/4 female fitting or hose to the opposing end and adjust the rotatable portion to achieve the desired orientation before final tightening. Ensure sealing surfaces and any required gaskets or O-rings are correctly seated to prevent leaks. Perform a pressure or leak test according to your system procedures after installation.

Recommendations

Use compatible G1/4 fittings and confirm material compatibility with your coolant. Do not exceed the pressure and temperature limits of your cooling components; tighten fittings hand-tight plus a small additional wrench turn, and avoid using excessive force which can damage threads or sealing surfaces.