
Thermaltake CL-W214-CU00BL-B Pacific C-Pro PETG Fitting Pack
Six-pack of G1/4 PETG compression fittings with four integrated O-rings each — engineered to eliminate hard-tube loop leaks before they start.
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Overview
Key Features
Fitment Reimagined: This new concept makes it easier than ever to install custom hard tube liquid-cooling loops.
Four Built in O-rings: Maximum leak prevention, secure compression seal, and peace of mind.
Protection You Expect: Surface treated and a special coating finish provides increased durability and protection from corrosion.
Build It Your Way: Compatible with liquid cooling components that utilize G1/4 thread ports and 16mm OD PETG, Acrylic, and Copper hard tubing.
Exclusively Designed Open-End Wrench is Included
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Four integrated O-rings per fitting provide redundant compression sealing at each connection point, reducing leak risk during initial pressurization
- G1/4 thread compatibility ensures drop-in fitment with virtually every custom loop component from major waterblock and radiator manufacturers
- Supports 16mm OD PETG, acrylic, and copper hard tubing — three common hard-line materials covered by a single fitting SKU
- Surface-treated copper/aluminum construction provides corrosion resistance under sustained coolant exposure
- Included open-end wrench is sized for the C-Pro body, eliminating improvised tooling that risks cosmetic or structural damage
👎 Cons
- Strictly 16mm OD specification — incompatible with the more common 12mm or 13mm OD tubing used in smaller ITX and mATX builds without purchasing a separate fitting size
- Copper and aluminum in the same fitting body creates a galvanic corrosion risk if the coolant chemistry is not actively managed with compatible inhibitors
- Six-pack quantity may under-supply complex dual-radiator loops with multiple 90° bends requiring 10–14 fittings total
- The surface treatment coating, while protective, can show tooling marks if non-included wrenches are used during installation or repositioning
- No swivel rotation capability after installation — tube routing must be finalized before torquing, unlike angled rotary fittings