Kompression G1/4" jatko suora MF 30 mm, Barrow, hopea

Barrow G1/4" Extension Straight MF 30 mm in silver is a rigid male-female compression extension designed for liquid cooling and custom plumbing applications. With standard G1/4" threads and a compact 30 mm length, this straight extension provides a short, durable spacer between fittings, blocks, radiators or reservoirs. It is intended to create precise alignment and extra clearance in tight PC water-cooling loops and other small-scale fluid routing setups.

Advantages

The extension offers a solid metal construction and a straightforward male-to-female G1/4" compression interface, ensuring a stable connection and consistent thread engagement. Its 30 mm length is long enough to add measurable spacing while remaining compact for confined assemblies. The silver finish provides corrosion resistance and a neutral appearance that integrates with a wide range of components and colors.

Suitable for

• PC water-cooling loops requiring short, rigid spacing between fittings
• Custom liquid-cooling builds where precise alignment is needed
• Replacing or extending existing G1/4" compression fittings for reservoirs, pumps, blocks or radiators

Key specifications

• Thread standard: G1/4" male to female compression
• Overall length: 30 mm
• Configuration: straight, rigid extension
• Finish: silver metal
• Material: metal alloy suitable for plumbing and cooling fittings

How to use

Hand-thread the male G1/4" end into the corresponding female port or fitting until contact is achieved, then continue to tighten with an appropriate tool if required to obtain a secure, leak-free connection. Attach the female compression side to the mating male threaded component, ensuring any included O-rings or compression seals are positioned correctly. Verify alignment and clearance before fully tightening to avoid cross-threading. After installation, perform a pressure or leak test following system-specific procedures prior to regular operation.

Recommendations

Use compatible G1/4" compression fittings and avoid overtightening; check seals and connections during initial filling and after the first run to confirm there are no leaks. Match metals and finishes where galvanic compatibility is a concern, and allow sufficient clearance when placing adjacent components.