DBTLAP E1033X12BYAP-26 9733 12V 1.20A 4pin centrifugal turbo blower cooling fan
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A G1/4 female-to-male extender adds 10 mm of spacing for custom-loop fittings
The Thermaltake Pacific G1/4 extender adds 10 mm of length between a female and a male G1/4 thread. It suits custom-loop builders who need a small spacer to align blocks, radiators or reservoirs. The chrome finish matches other Pacific series fittings for a consistent look.
The 10 mm extension is the single dimension that decides fit; if your build requires a longer or shorter offset this part will not work. Buyers who need a different spacing or a rotating angle adapter should look elsewhere.
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The 10mm extension adds a short rigid spacer between a G1/4 female port and a male fitting, useful for aligning blocks or clearing tight corners without extra tubing.
G1/4 BSPP threads are the de facto standard for custom water-cooling components, so this extender mates with virtually any G1/4 block, radiator, pump or reservoir port.
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