
Thermaltake
Thermaltake V-Tubler 16mm PETG Tube 4-Pack Water Cooling
Build a clean, professional custom loop with Thermaltake's crystal-clear PETG hard tubing in a convenient four-pack.
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Overview
Key Features
PETG tubing for computer water cooling modding
Includes 4 x 1000mm Length Tubes
OD: 16mm / ID: 12mm
100% PETG Crystal Clear Tube
Thicker Wall Design
Non-Toxic Substance Free Material
2 Year
Specifications
Brand
Thermaltake
Model
V-Tubler
Material
PETG (Crystal Clear)
Outer Diameter
16 mm (5/8")
Inner Diameter
12 mm
Tube Length
1000 mm per tube
Quantity
4 tubes per pack
Working Temperature
-4°F (-20°C) to 143.6°F (62°C)
Compatibility
16mm adapter fittings
Frequently Asked Questions
What fittings are compatible with Thermaltake V-Tubler 16mm PETG tubes?
These tubes are designed for use with standard 16mm outer diameter compression fittings. The 16mm OD / 12mm ID sizing is one of the most common in custom water cooling, so most major fitting brands will work.
How do I bend PETG tubing without kinking or collapsing it?
You need a heat gun and a silicone insert cord placed inside the tube during bending. Heat the section evenly, rotating the tube, until the PETG becomes pliable, then bend slowly around a mandrel or by hand. Avoid overheating, which can cause bubbling or deformation.
Can I use colored coolant with these transparent tubes?
Yes, the crystal-clear PETG allows colored coolants to show through vividly. However, some opaque or particle-based coolants may leave residue on the inner walls over time, so periodic maintenance is recommended.
What is the maximum safe temperature for these tubes?
The working temperature range is -4°F (-20°C) to 143.6°F (62°C). Standard custom loop coolant temperatures rarely exceed 50°C, so these tubes are suitable for most builds, but they are not recommended for extreme overclocking setups that push coolant temperatures near the upper limit.