Alphacool Apex Grip Compression Fitting 16/10mm G1/4 Black 6-Pack 14923

Leak-free connections are the backbone of any reliable water cooling loop, yet many fittings fail to deliver a secure grip on soft tubing. The Alphacool Apex Grip Compression Fitting solves this by combining a robust brass body with a precision-engineered compression ring, ensuring your 16/10mm tubing stays firmly in place even under pressure. This 6-pack provides all the fittings you need for a complete loop or maintenance spares.

Who is it for

PC enthusiasts and system builders who demand dependable, tool-friendly fittings for custom water cooling setups. Whether you are assembling a new loop or upgrading an existing one, these fittings are ideal for users working with 16/10mm soft tubing and standard G1/4" ports.

Main features

• Compression design for secure, leak-resistant connections on 16/10mm soft tubing
• Durable brass construction with a matte black finish for a sleek, professional look
• Rotatable base allows easy orientation without twisting the tubing
• EPDM O-rings provide long-lasting sealing performance
• Hand-tighten or tool-compatible installation for convenience
• Compatible with all G1/4" threaded ports
• Pack of 6 fittings covers multiple connections

Specifications

• Brand: Alphacool
• Model: 14923
• MPN: 14923
• EAN: 4250197149235
• Fitting Type: Compression Fitting
• Tube Compatibility (Outer Diameter): 16mm
• Tube Compatibility (Inner Diameter): 10mm
• Thread Size: G1/4"
• Material: Brass
• Color: Black
• Finish: Matte Black
• Quantity per Pack: 6
• Series: Apex Grip
• Seal Material: EPDM O-rings
• Application: PC Water Cooling Systems
• Connection Type: Soft Tube
• Rotatable Base: Yes
• Installation Method: Hand-tighten / Tool-compatible
• Compatibility: All G1/4" ports
• Fitting Length (Single): 22mm
• Fitting Diameter (Single): 23mm
• Weight per Fitting: 30g
• Recommended Tubing Material: PVC, EPDM, Silicone (16/10mm)
• Product Line: Alphacool Apex

Tips

For a secure seal, cut the tubing squarely and push it fully onto the barb before tightening the compression ring. Avoid overtightening; hand-tight plus a quarter turn with a wrench is usually sufficient. Inspect O-rings periodically and replace if worn to maintain leak-free performance.