Angled 45° Rotary Fitting BitsPower Artemis — platinum gray

BitsPower Artemis 45° rotary fitting in platinum gray is a 45-degree angled connector designed for custom liquid cooling loops. The rotary function provides a movable joint that simplifies tube routing and reduces mechanical stress on connections, helping to achieve tidy layouts and reliable seals in compact PC builds. This fitting is compatible with compression-style tubing and standard water-cooling components used in desktop systems.

Advantages

The angled 45° design minimizes sharp bends and improves coolant flow direction without forcing tubing into tight radii. The rotary joint permits incremental adjustment during installation, allowing precise alignment between tubes and neighbouring components. Constructed to match standard compression fittings, the part supports secure, leak-resistant connections while offering an aesthetic platinum gray finish that integrates with modern cooling hardware.

Suitable for

• Custom PC water-cooling loops with compression-style tubing
• Tight build spaces where angled runs are required
• Systems that need adjustable fittings for easier assembly and maintenance

Key specifications

• Angle: 45° rotary/angled connector
• Function: Rotational joint for tube alignment
• Compatibility: Designed for compression-style tubing and standard PC water-cooling components
• Finish: Platinum gray
• Use case: Internal coolant routing in desktop computer liquid cooling systems

How to use

Prepare tubing and mating compression fittings according to manufacturer recommendations. Hand-tighten the compression ring onto the tubing and thread the fitting into the loop component until snug; use appropriate tools to secure if specified, taking care not to overtighten. Rotate the joint to the desired orientation before the final tightening step to align tubing runs and avoid undue stress on adjacent connections. Verify seals and perform a pressure or leak test following installation procedures for your cooling loop.

Recommendations

Before installation, inspect tubing ends for clean, square cuts and ensure compatibility with compression-style fittings. Avoid excessive torque during assembly and perform a full leak test after filling the loop. Consider using this angled rotary fitting where routing constraints or component placement make straight fittings impractical.