Fitting BitsPower Touchaqua — brass, black finish, 10 mm width

BitsPower Touchaqua fitting in brass with a black finish and 10 mm width is a metal connector designed for liquid-cooling loops. Manufactured from brass and plated in a black surface treatment, this fitting creates a corrosion-resistant, mechanically secure junction between soft tubing and other water-cooling components. It is intended for custom PC cooling systems, server cooling assemblies, and other applications that require a durable metal interface for coolant flow.

Advantages

This brass fitting offers dimensional stability, good thermal conductivity, and resistance to corrosion when used with common coolant fluids and additives. The black finish provides additional surface protection and a neutral visual appearance that integrates with a variety of builds. With a 10 mm width profile, the fitting ensures a tight mechanical fit for compatible tubing, reducing the risk of leaks when installed according to manufacturer guidelines.

Suitable for

• Custom PC liquid-cooling loops
• Workstation or server cooling systems
• Replacement or upgrade of metal connectors in closed-loop assemblies
• Applications requiring corrosion-resistant metal fittings

Key specifications

• Material: brass body for mechanical strength and corrosion resistance
• Finish: black plated surface for added protection and aesthetics
• Connection width: 10 mm designed to match compatible soft tubing inner/outer dimensions
• Application: liquid-cooling for PCs and similar cooling systems

How to use

Verify tubing dimensions and compatibility with a 10 mm fitting profile before installation. Prepare the tubing by cutting squarely and ensuring the end is free of debris. Slide the tubing onto the fitting until it seats fully, and secure with the appropriate clamp or compression ring as required by your cooling system design. After assembly, perform a pressure or leak test with coolant prior to powering the system to confirm a secure seal.

Recommendations

Use compatible coolant fluids and corrosion inhibitors recommended for brass components. Inspect fittings periodically for signs of wear or corrosion, and re-torque clamps if necessary after initial thermal cycles. Avoid using incompatible solvents or highly acidic fluids that could degrade the finish or base metal.